'And Just Like That' Season 2: Find Out Which Pop Star Joined the Cast
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One of music's biggest stars has joined the second season of the 'Sex and the City' sequel series.
Raise a cosmo, because an A-lister is heading to And Just Like That....
That's right, Grammy winner Sam Smith is set to appear on season two of HBO Max's Sex and the City sequel series, titled And Just Like That....Smith's casting was confirmed on Feb. 22 when the "Dancing With a Stranger" artist and the series dropped a collaborative post on Instagram, giving a glimpse at Smith's trailer.
"Up to something unholy on set," Smith captioned the photo of themselves giving a peace sign.
Smith's famous friends, including Queer Eye's Bobby Berk and Tan France, celebrated their upcoming appearance on the hit show by liking the post. Smith's "Unholy" collaborator Kim Petras even dropped a "👼" emoji in the comments.
The HBO Max series has certainly upped the ante for season two—which is currently in production—as Smith isn't the only notable addition to the cast. Case in point: The series made headlines when it confirmed the return of Sex and the City fan favorite John Corbett, who played Carrie's former fiancé Aidan Shaw on the OG series.
While Corbett's return was previously teased in August 2022, And Just Like That... made the news official by dropping new photos of the actor, 61, holding hands with star Sarah Jessica Parker.
The show's Instagram captioned the images, "Shh. Don’t tell anyone."
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Corbett and Parker later locked lips for an additional set of promotional images. "And just like that Carrie is back on her tip toes," the series teased on a Feb. 9 Instagram post.
Season two will also see the return of Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Evan Handler and Mario Cantone. Season one newcomers Sara Ramirez, Nicole Ari Parker and Sarita Choudhury will also return for the comedy's next installment.
Kim Cattrall is still not expected to revive her Samantha Jones character, despite Carrie and Samantha making amends—via a text—in the new series' season one finale.
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