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Daily Mail
2 days ago
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Cynthia Nixon braves a dip in the Irish sea as she gives an insight into her travels with wife Christine Marinoni
Cynthia Nixon braved a dip in the Irish sea as she gave an insight into her travels with her wife Christine Marinoni. The Sex And The City star, 59, has made the journey from Dublin to Connemara experiencing all Ireland has to offer. Their first stop was the Aran Islands where they cycled around before heading to Dalkey. Sharing a montage of clips to Instagram, Cynthia wrote: 'Ireland through our eyes. Castles and beaches and caves, oh my! 'From Dublin's Forty Foot to Ballybunion's fairy doors to warm seaweed baths in the Connemara—we loved it ALL.' She has two children from her relationship with ex-partner Danny Mozes and one son with her now wife Christine, who joined them on the trip. The Sex And The City star, 59, has made the journey from Dublin to Connemara experiencing all Ireland has to offer Last week, Cynthia and her co-star Kristin Davis expressed their shock at the cancellation of their HBOMAX show And Just Like That. Sarah Jessica Parker and former co-star Kim Cattrall have already responded to the cancellation which announced by showrunner Michael Patrick King. In her response, Davis, 60, shared her dismay on social media Friday, sharing King's announcement. 'I am profoundly sad. I love our whole beautiful cast and crew. 400 artisans working so hard on our show with deep love,' she wrote. 'And to our loyal fans, we love you forever and ever. ❤️' After seeing her followers' reactions to the sad news, Davis added another message telling them, 'Thank you to you all !!! You hold me up and i do not take it for granted !!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️' Cynthia shared a carousel of photos from the show as she spoke out on the shocking decision. 'I can't believe our wild beautiful And Just Like That ride is almost over. It has been such a delight from start to finish,' she said. And Just Like That is currently streaming on HBOMAX and will end with a two-part finale with 12 episodes instead of 10 to wrap things up Referring to the photos of cast, crew and special guests, she continued. 'I will miss working with these people everyday SO incredibly much but know we will always be a part of each other's lives. Get ready for a lot more carousels in the weeks to come!' Then, dropping a hint about how things will be wrapped up she said, 'And don't miss these last few episodes: surprises in store!' In his statement King explained the decision writing, 'While I was writing the last episode of season 3, it became clear to me that this might be a wonderful place to stop.' He said after discussing the idea with Parker and other execs they decided 'to end the popular series this year with a two-part finale and extended the original series order from 10 episodes to 12.' And Just Like that is currently streaming on HBOMAX.
Daily Mail
11-06-2025
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- Daily Mail
Cynthia Nixon speaks out on her unconventional family of 11 adults sharing five kids as she breaks down in tears about the youth of today
Cynthia Nixon has opened up about her unconventional family of 11 adults with five kids. The actress, 59, who shot to stardom in the late 1990s as Miranda Hobbes in Sex and the City, knows about the many faces of parenting. She has two children from her time with ex-partner Danny Mozes and one son with her now wife Christine Marinoni. Ex Danny, who she remained good friends with, married a woman who is widowed and has two children, making their combined children a total of five. Speaking to Elizabeth Day on her podcast How To Fail about her blended family, she said: 'My boyfriend and I, we were together for fifteen years and we had two children, whom are now respectively 28, 22, and 14. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'And the last one, I did not give birth to him, my wife gave birth to him, and we had him with a male couple who are both his dads. 'My ex we were never married, but he is married to a woman who is a widow, was a widow, and who has two children, two twins, from her first husband. 'Yes, we have between us five children, but I think I calculated it one time, because I do worry about how many people there are in the world, and I thought, 'well we have five children, but in order to get those five children, there were eleven adults'.' Elsewhere in the podcast, Cynthia tearfully discussed the future of today's youth, as she explained how 'thankful' she is for young people. She said: 'I just feel like I see my kids and my ex's kids, and I just feel like these are just such impressive people. 'I feel as hard as we want to fight for things like climate change or fighting intolerance our young people have a better road map, and I think it's important for us to follow them. 'I think no matter how hard you try and see, you come to the age that I am, which I think is 59, you can't erase the decades of "Well this is how it is, this is how it's always been".' She continued: 'I think young people can say "why" and "we won't accept it" and "we can do something better, we can do something revolutionary" that a person my age, no matter how much good will I have, wouldn't see.' Cynthia's youngest son Max Ellington Nixon-Marinoni, 14, is lucky enough to have the most parents of the brood - with two mothers and two fathers to watch out for him. Sex And The City costume designer Michael Growler and his husband William Bowers are referred to by the actress as Max's 'dads'. Christine gave birth to Max in February 2011 and it's believed that Growler is his biological father. The youngster spends one night a week with his dads and the rest of his time with his two mothers. Although Max was carried by Christine, Cynthia gushed that she has no concerns about not being biologically related to him, after giving birth to her two eldest. She told The Times: 'I feel like the dynamics are gonna be there, whether those children are your biological children or not.' Back in 2019, Cynthia revealed the identity of Max's father as she shared a photo of the young boy being outfitted in his Halloween costume. She wrote: 'When your dad's a costumer and you always wanted to be Pennywise...' Michael and Cynthia have a relationship that stretches back decades, having first worked together on Rabbit Hole. He also worked with the actress on both Sex and the City films, and in 2017, the pair headed back to the Great White Way for Little Foxes.
Daily Mail
30-05-2025
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- Daily Mail
Sex And The City star Cynthia Nixon appears in great spirits as she is joined by her wife Christine Marinoni and fellow cast members at French Open
Sex And The City star Cynthia Nixon appeared in great spirits as she joined her wife Christine Marinoni at the French Open in Paris on Friday. The actress, 59, looked effortlessly chic as she opted for a striped dark brown shirt and large straw sunhat. Meanwhile her wife kept it simple in a white polo shirt and baseball cap as they were seen clapping and cheering together. The couple were joined by Cynthia's fellow And Just Like That co-stars Sarita Choudhury and Kristin Davis as they enjoyed the day out after the new series was released on Friday. Sarita, 58, looked stylish in a white striped-shirt and summer hat, while Kristin, 60, opted for a bold black and white checked summer top. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Cynthia and Christine became friends in 2001 and started dating in 2004 after Cynthia's divorce from her husband Danny Mozes in 2003. The star has said that she's like her Sex And The City character 'in every single way' because of the way her real-life journey from a long-term relationship with a man to marrying a woman has mirrored Miranda's. When they met, Christine was working as a community organizer and educator at the Alliance for Quality Education. Cynthia, who has been a longtime activist and organizer, became a spokesperson for the alliance. Christine was Cynthia's first relationship with a woman. 'When we started seeing each other, Christine kept waiting for the other shoe to drop, for me to panic about what this would mean - to my career or to myself -as if somehow I just hadn't noticed that she was a woman,' she told Elle. 'And then she met my mother, and that was when she stopped worrying about it.' But Cynthia's publicist wasn't so sure going public with her same-sex relationship was the best move. 'He just kept saying, "It's your life, and it's private, and that's it." And we kept asking, "That's the whole thing? We never move past that?" We're at the playground with the kids, and pictures are taken of us, and we say, "No, she's my friend?"' The actress, 59, looked effortlessly chic as she opted for a striped dark brown shirt and large straw sunhat Cynthia fired that publicist and her next one encouraged her to go public with her relationship. The couple got engaged in 2009 at a rally supporting the legalisation of same-sex marriage. They married on May 27, 2012 after gay marriage was legalised in New York State and welcomed their son, Max Ellington Nixon-Marinoni in 2011, who was fathered by Sex And The City costume designer Michael Growler. Cynthia also has two children she shares with her ex-husband, Seph, 28, and his brother Charles, 22. The star has revealed how Seph and Max are lucky enough to have four parents - herself and Marinoni and Mozes and his new wife - and they refer to all the women as their mothers. It comes as the new series of And Just Like That has been dubbed an improvement from the first two seasons. The Mail's Claudia Connell awarded the drama four stars, writing: 'After two disappointing seasons as flat as a loafer shoe that Carrie Bradshaw wouldn't be caught dead in, And Just Like That – the sequel to Sex And The City – is finally hitting the right note.' The Guardian gave it three stars, writing: 'After two misfiring series, some of the old Sex and the City magic is detectable in this new run of the HBO spin-off. The original Sex and the City ran for six seasons, airing on HBO from 1998 until 2004; Cynthia, Kristin, Sarah and Kim pictured in a promotional photo from 1999 'As it returns for a third run, there are signs that it's finally getting into its vertiginous-heeled stride. 'There is still plenty here to mock – and rest assured, we will – but there's also just enough of the old magic to make this a nostalgic guilty pleasure.' Meanwhile The Independent agreed saying that the series had 'finally started to find its groove'. They added in their three star review: 'The evolution, from controversial reboot to inoffensive serial, might spawn fewer social media reactions, but it makes for a far smoother watch.' IndieWire also agreed that things were improving with the third series, saying: 'Michael Patrick King's 'Sex and the City' sequel series seems to be settling into a groove. 'A groove that's quite familiar, if once forsaken. Yes, a groove worn smooth by 'Sex and the City.'' Collider, Time Magazine and Mamamia also gave positive reviews.
