'Sex and the City' alum Kristin Davis said she has been 'relentlessly ridiculed' for getting fillers. The 58-year-old actress admitted that she 'shed tears' because of the criticism.
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The Colorado native rose to fame playing Charlotte York Goldenblatt on the hit HBO series for six seasons from 1998 to 2004. She reprised her role in the 2008 movie"Sex and the City 2" and its 2010 sequel"Sex and the City 2."and Cynthia Nixon returned to the franchise for the 2021 sequel series"And Just Like That…" Kim Cattrall, who played Samantha Jones in the original series and the movies, opted not to join the show for its first season due to a feud with Parker.
In her interview with the Telegraph, Davis said that she and her castmates were mocked online over their aged appearances and also criticized for trying to look younger. In December 2021, Davis told the Sunday Times that she has been alarmed regarding the"misogynist chatter" online about her and her co-stars' ages.
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