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Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Sarah Jessica Parker reveals little-known secret about Sex and the City
Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed a hidden, behind-the-scenes secret about Sex and the City - and it's one that will totally shock fans. Parker, who played the iconic character Carrie Bradshaw on the 1998 hit show, was known for drinking pink-hued Cosmopolitans - a cocktail made with vodka, cranberry juice, Cointreau, and lime juice. However, it turns out that the Cosmos we always saw the ladies drinking weren't exactly what they seemed. 'It wasn't until the show ended that I had a proper Cosmopolitan,' Parker, 60, admitted during a June 2 appearance on Andy Cohen 's SiriusXM radio show, Radio Andy. 'Because I think the ones on the show that every amazing prop person may ever worked with and alongside, did cranberry juice and a twist...' she continued. Cynthia Nixon, who played lawyer Miranda Hobbes on the series, admitted to Cohen that the drinks just tasted like watered down cranberry juice. While the show was airing, Parker recalled that many people would send her Cosmopolitans, but she wasn't a big fan, although she was 'grateful.' They just simply weren't very delicious at some of the restaurants she tried back in the day. 'And so, and then when people very kindly sent me a Cosmopolitan in that particular chapter, there wasn't a lot of finesse around them,' Parker shared. 'So I was under the impression that a Cosmopolitan wasn't worth anyone's time.' Now, however, she touts a different story after she tried a Cosmo at New York City hotspot Morandi. Interestingly enough, during a 2019 interview with Interview Magazine, the star shared that she's not a big drinker in general. In fact, Cohen, her longtime friend, called her a 'one sip a night' kind of gal. 'Yes, as told by Andy Cohen, for many years, I just didn't drink as much as anybody else. I think I've been drinking wine for about 10 or 12 years, actually,' the mom-of-three told the outlet at the time. 'I started drinking wine because I travel so much and I always wanted to have local experiences everywhere I went and wherever I go,' she explained. Parker admitted that she liked to drink wine at the end of the day, or when she's dining with her friends. She also shared that she wasn't great at making cocktails - especially the Cosmopolitan. 'I don't make drinks at home, I don't know how to make cocktails. So, that's why wine is my friend! All it takes for me is a corkscrew or just a twist of the wrist,' Parker said. Her Cosmo confession comes as the season three premiere of the Sex and the City spinoff, And Just Like That, premiered to HBO Max on May 29. The spinoff, which stars Parker as Bradshaw, Kristin Davis as Charlotte York, and Nixon as Hobbes, shows the ladies years later, living their life as adults in New York City. In recent years, the three ladies have worked together on various Sex and The City related projects. The group filmed two spinoff movies - one in 2008 and one in 2010 - but the third one never got off the ground. However, there have been rumors that actress Kim Cattrall was feuding with the cast. She famously did not sign on to revive her character as Samantha on And Just Like That... during the first season, but made a cameo at the end of the season two finale.
Newsweek
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Christina Haack Shares Josh Hall Divorce Update —'It's Not Great'
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Christina Haack shared an update on her divorce from Josh Hall during an appearance on SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live. During the interview, the HGTV star spoke out about the negotiation process, telling host Jeff Lewis: "It's not great." Newsweek has reached out to Hall via Instagram for comment. The Context Haack, 41, announced her engagement to Hall, 44, in September 2021, and they got married that same year. The pair split in July 2024, and their divorce was finalized in May 2025. Prior to Hall, Haack was married to her Flip or Flop costar Tarek El Moussa from 2009 to 2018, and they share two children together: daughter Taylor and son Brayden. She was later married to English television presenter Ant Anstead from 2018 to 2021, and they have one son together named Hudson. Christina Haack attends an event at the Pacific Design Center on April 30, 2025, in West Hollywood, California. Christina Haack attends an event at the Pacific Design Center on April 30, 2025, in West Hollywood, HGTV What To Know On Monday's episode of Jeff Lewis Live on SiriusXM's Radio Andy, Haack got candid about the mediation process with Hall. "Are you divorced yet?" Lewis asked. "I don't know. I signed something," Haack said. "There's like a process after the process. It was resolved in mediation after I think 12 hours. The Flipping Out host, 55, prodded further: "Are you happy with the settlement or do you think it was fair?" "I heard a saying once, like if you both think you're screwed, then whatever you want," Haack responded. "I don't know how it goes, but…" "If both parties are equally unhappy after the negotiation, then you got what you want," co-host Shane Douglas chimed in. "Yeah. I mean, look, it's not great, but I guess it's done," the Christina on the Coast star shared. Haack added that her marriage to Hall was "so short" and hinted she didn't want to acknowledge their relationship at all. "Actually, you know what? I'm actually identifying as only twice divorced now. It's official," she said. The real estate investor played coy when asked about topics like alimony and property exchanges, but said her attorney was "magic." On the radio show, Haack claimed that during mediation, Hall said his mother was approached by someone during her yoga class, who accused him of being a "thief." "I will say something that I thought was a little bit funny at mediation. So, at one point, this thing came up where his reputation got hurt or whatever because you know, he was a reality TV star before me, and now he can't be a reality TV star anymore because nobody likes him and his mom was at yoga and while she was doing her yoga poses, a fellow yogian said, 'Your son is a thief,' during yoga class." "That's not very namaste," Douglas said, to which Haack replied, "Kind of made me laugh." What People Are Saying Ahead of the interview, Jeff Lewis shared a teaser for the episode via Instagram: "All new Jeff Lewis live at 9am PT with @christinahaack and @hitchmichael followed by 10am PT Jeff Lewis with @christinahaack and @joeyzauzig on SiriusXM's @radioandyinsta Channel 102." Instagram user c9566071 wrote in the comments: "Love Christina!!" _tj_is_here said: "So delightful to see Michael, Christina, Jeff and Shane. These four brighten the day!" bravofandy added: "Perfect group!!" philindalphia chimed in: "Yay Christina!" What Happens Next SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live airs Monday through Friday at 12 p.m. ET on Radio Andy (Ch. 102), and anytime on the SiriusXM app.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Christina Haack Says Ex Josh Hall Claims His Mom Was Accosted by Stranger in Yoga Class Who Called Him ‘a Thief'
Christina Haack is opening up about her divorce settlement from Josh Hall Hall filed for divorce on July 15, 2024 Haack claimed in a new podcast interview that Hall said during his mediation that his mother was accosted during a yoga class due to the public nature of the divorceChristina Haack is sharing new insight into her divorce proceedings. Haack, 41, finalized her divorce from ex-husband Josh Hall in May. In a recent interview on Sirius XM's Radio Andy, Haack shared details about Hall's claims from the divorce mediation. Hall, 43, filed for divorce from Haack on July 15, 2024, citing irreconcilable differences, per documents obtained by PEOPLE at the time. "I will say something that I thought was a little bit funny at mediation," Hacck began in the episode, released on Monday, June 2. "So, at one point, this thing came up where his reputation got hurt or whatever 'cause you know, he was a reality TV star before me, and now he can't be a reality TV star anymore because nobody likes him." "His mom was at yoga and while she was doing her yoga poses, a fellow yogian said, 'Your son is a thief,' during yoga class," Haack continued. The Christina on the Coast star then said that the divorce settlement "was resolved in mediation after I think 12 hours." PEOPLE reached out to a representative for Hall, but did not immediately hear back. Haack went on to credit her attorney for assisting her in the settlement. "My attorney, she's magic," she said. When asked if she needed to pay alimony to Hall, Haack remained tight-lipped, saying, "I don't know if I'm allowed to talk about it. It'll be in the doc soon. It'll be public knowledge in a few." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Haack and Hall were married in an Oct. 6, 2021, ceremony in Hawaii. The divorce documents obtained by PEOPLE list July 8, 2024, as the couple's official date of separation. Hall was Haack's third husband. She was previously married to Flip or Flop costar Tarek El-Moussa, with whom she shares two children: Taylor, 13, and son Brayden, 8. The couple divorced in 2018, and Haack married Ant Antstead later that same year. She and Anstead, who divorced in 2020, are parents to son Hudson, 4. Read the original article on People
Newsweek
30-04-2025
- Politics
- Newsweek
Michelle Obama Speaks Out on 'Mistake' After Moving Into White House
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Former first lady Michelle Obama has spoken out about what some perceived as a "mistake" she made after moving into the White House. Newsweek contacted Michelle Obama's representative for comment via email. The Context The Becoming author and her husband, former President Barack Obama, lived at the White House from 2009 to 2017 during his two terms in office. The couple wed in October 1992 and share two daughters: Malia Obama and Sasha Obama. What To Know On Tuesday's Radio Andy call-in episode of SiriusXM's Let's Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa, Michelle Obama said she was criticized for prioritizing motherhood following her husband's presidential win. "How difficult was that to raise your daughters in the public eye under constant threat, total scrutiny all the time?" host Kelly Ripa asked, adding: "What kind of a force field or human shields did you have to invent for them? Because what you did was unprecedented." "It took a lot of intentionality," the former first lady said. Frist lady Michelle Obama and her husband, President Barack Obama, on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., on April 28, 2015. Frist lady Michelle Obama and her husband, President Barack Obama, on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., on April 28, 2015."I don't know if you remember when Barack first came into office and the question was posed to me: 'What's your agenda?' And as a person who had held a job and run nonprofits and been an associate dean and on and on and on, my work agenda was easy. I was going to have a very clear, robust agenda on issues that mattered. I knew how to do that," she said, adding, "So I instead focused on the thing that I really was worried about, which was mothering my children." She added that her kids were her "first priority" when the family first moved into the White House. "I made the mistake, I guess, in some people's eyes, to say that I'm going to be mom-in-chief. I'm going to focus on making sure that they get settled. I'm going to spend a lot of time making sure that their lives are normal," Michelle Obama said. Some women said "it was selling out," which "surprised me," she added. "I thought that many women as mothers would understand how difficult it is to raise whole people," she continued. "That, you know, even while we do jobs and we change the world—in my view, that remains my most important job on this planet." Ripa commented on the expectations Michelle Obama's daughters may have faced: "I'm sure there's tons of pressure also on being, not just a good student but an exemplary student. There's almost that unfair curve of 'you have to be better than the best because this is what is expected of you.'" "We call that the Obama tax for them," Michelle Obama said. "It's like you'll have it the rest of your life, but you also have a lot of benefits." She continued: "Let me just say that having my brother, his family, my mom—having them come on a regular basis and having the White House feel like our house on Euclid Avenue. Because it's not the house, it's who's in it. My brother, my sister-in-law, my nieces and nephews, they helped to stabilize things, and I'm grateful that they were willing to be on that journey with us." What Happens Next Let's Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa airs Tuesdays at 5 p.m. ET on SiriusXM's Radio Andy channel and is available to stream wherever listeners get their podcasts. The former first lady and her brother host the IMO With Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson podcast, which releases new episodes on Wednesdays.
Yahoo
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Andy Cohen Breaks Down in Tears as He Recalls a Recent Comment from His 6-Year-Old Son Ben
Andy Cohen is looking back on a sweet moment with his son. During an episode of SiriusXM's Radio Andy earlier this week, the late-night host, 56, recalled an adorable moment he shared with his son Benjamin, 6, after returning home from his Spring Break trip to Disney World. Cohen said that during a trip to the park, he noticed a kid who looked like a teenager hanging around. 'And I go, 'That's gonna be you. … One day you're gonna be like, 'Dude, I don't want to hang out with you,' ' he said, joking that his son would grow tired of hanging out with him as he got older. 'And he goes, 'No, I'm not gonna do that.'" 'And he goes, 'You know, Daddy, when I'm 60' — oh, I'm gonna cry — he goes, 'I wanna take a pill so I can come back and be little like this so I can just be with you,' he continued, adding that he thinks his son is now realizing he won't always be around. 'I hate to end the show in tears, but … we had such a deep [talk] and had a long hug on the playground when he was, you know, thinking about that." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Related: Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper Take Their Kids on Spring Break Trip to Disney World Together: 'The Ultimate Family Vacation' As a guest on David Duchovny's podcast Fail Better, the Watch What Happens Live host revealed that while he didn't use to feel self-doubt frequently, becoming a father has given him "a whole world of worry." "I told you earlier that I wasn't someone that had a lot of self-doubt," he told Duchovny, "But, I mean, this will do it to you — being a parent. You start to question everything, especially as a single parent." Cohen continued to list the questions that "keep him up at night," sharing, "Everything from what kind of world am I bringing my child into, to, you know, what's gonna happen to us? What happens if something happens to me? Are they gonna be okay?" "I mean, there's a whole world of worry that I never had," he added. is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! In addition to his son, the Bravo host is a dad to daughter Lucy, 2. Both kids were born via surrogacy, and although Ben and Lucy were carried by different surrogates, Cohen has said that the two are "biological siblings." "Family means everything to me and having one of my own is something that I have wanted in my heart for my entire life," Cohen said in 2018, shortly before his son Ben's birth. "Though it's taken me longer than most to get there, I cannot wait for what I envision will be the most rewarding chapter yet." Cohen, who was 50 when his son Ben was born, also said that he'd "never thought it would be possible" for him to have a family. "When I was growing up and when we were growing up … I just never thought it would be possible as a gay man to grow up and have a family," he continued. "... I'm so grateful to a wonderful surrogate that I'm working with." Read the original article on People
