Overview

• Parker argues that harsh criticism of Carrie stems from a gendered double standard that spares male TV leads who commit darker deeds.
• She says she values both praise and backlash as evidence that viewers are deeply engaged with Carrie’s choices in And Just Like That….
• Parker maintains that Carrie is fundamentally decent and generous, despite occasional misjudgments in love and life.
• Gen Z fans have been especially vocal in labeling Carrie’s actions selfish and toxic since the series revival and its arrival on Netflix.
• Parker reflected on her nearly 27-year run as the character and expressed confidence in showrunner Michael Patrick King to guide Carrie’s continued evolution.