Kristin Davis Says ‘Sex & The City’ Cast Was “Scared” To Go Nude On Show: “Would We Be Shunned?”

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More than 20 years after Sex and the City ended its initial six-season run, Hollywood has gotten a lot sexier. Kristin Davis recently explained that she and her co-stars on the hit HBO show were “scared” to go nude onscreen while making the series from 1998 to 2004, worried they “would be shunned” from the industry. “Look at how people present themselves now,” she said on a recent episode of her Are You a Charlotte?

podcast. “It’s totally normal to have almost everyone on a red carpet in a sheer dress where, potentially, their nipples are showing.

Like, this never would have happened back in the olden days.” Davis continued, “We were scared about showing our nipples on the show.

We were like, ‘Oh my god. They want us to show our nipples.’ We were so worried about it. Right? Like, would we be shunned? Would we be, you know, cast out … by the film world or whatever, which is kind of insane to think about.” After starring in the show and two movies with Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall, Davis is reprising her role as Charlotte once again for the upcoming third season of Max‘s revival And Just Like That, which is expected to hit the streaming platform in 2025.