Ron Livingston Reflects on Infamous 'Sex and the City' Post-it Breakup

The actor and his wife Rosemarie DeWitt reveal the lasting impact of Berger’s breakup note on fans during a recent appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show

• Ron Livingston, who played Jack Berger on 'Sex and the City,' faced backlash for his character's breakup with Carrie Bradshaw via a Post-it note in 2003.
• Livingston’s wife, Rosemarie DeWitt, shared that the couple often encountered angry fans in public, forcing them to avoid certain areas in New York City.
• The Post-it note, reading 'I’m sorry. I can’t. Don’t hate me,' remains one of the show’s most iconic moments and continues to provoke strong reactions decades later.
• Drew Barrymore, a devoted fan of the series, defended Berger during their conversation, suggesting his breakup note was more considerate than modern-day ghosting.
• Barrymore also acknowledged that Carrie’s character had flaws, noting her role in the relationship’s struggles and calling for fans to reassess their judgment of Berger.

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