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    Sarah Jessica Parker adopts Carrie Bradshaw's cat from the 'And Just Like That' set

    This can't be the first shoe Sarah Jessica Parker has brought home from work. The "And Just Like That…" star said Tuesday on Instagram that Carrie Bradshaw's kitty has found his forever home in Manhattan with Parker and her husband, Matthew Broderick, at their West Village abode. The "Sex and the City" icon officially adopted the kitten featured in Max's spinoff "AJLT." On the show, the feline ...
    by Emily St. Martin, Los Angeles Times Aug 30, 2023 2 minutes
    Sarah Jessica Parker attends Disney's "Hocus Pocus 2" premiere at AMC Lincoln Square Theater on Sept. 27, 2022, in New York.

    This can't be the first shoe Sarah Jessica Parker has brought home from work.

    The "And Just Like That…" star said Tuesday on Instagram that Carrie Bradshaw's kitty has found his forever home in Manhattan with Parker and her husband, Matthew Broderick, at their

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