Sex And The City fans went wild this week when the franchises' child stars made their first appearance filming the highly anticipated HBO Max revival, And Just Like That...
The reboot follows the leading ladies Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis – reprising their roles as Carrie Bradshaw, Miranda Hobbes and Charlotte York - 17 years after the original series ended. Kim Cattrall won't be returning as Samantha Jones after a highly-publicised feud with SJP.
According to HBO producers, the drama will concentrate on the 'even more complicated reality of life and friendship as the characters hit their 50s'.
In the original series, Charlotte had two children, Lily and Rose, while Miranda had son Brady, all of whom have now been recast as teenagers.
With none of the original stars reprising their roles for the reboot, MailOnline looks back at where the original cast are now, and who will be stepping into their shoes.
And Just Like That... they're teenagers! Kristin Davis filmed the Sex And The City revival alongside on-screen daughter Lily, played by Cathy Ang (left) while Cynthia Nixon appeared with on-screen son Brady, played by Niall Cunningham (right)
Lily York-Goldenblatt - played by Alexandra and Parker Fong
Twinning: In the Sex and the City films, Charlotte's daughter Lily is played by twins Alexandra and Parker Fong who have stayed out of the spotlight as they focus on their schooling (pictured left in 2008 with Kristin and right in 2020)
In the Sex And The City series, Charlotte's infertility struggles were a main storyline as she was shown trying hormone treatments and acupuncture while married to Trey MacDougal (Kyle MacLachlan) in season three.
After learning that she only has a 13 percent chance of falling pregnant and learning that Trey doesn't want to have children, Charlotte is left devastated and breaks off her marriage.
In season five, the art dealer strikes up a relationship with her less-than-perfect, but good-hearted divorce lawyer, Harry Goldenblatt (Evan Handler), and the couple later marries after she converts to Judaism.
Congratulations! The twins, now 18, graduated from Livingston High School in New Jersey last month, with Parker set to study filmmaking at Tisch School Of The Arts (pictured: Parker in June)
Still in the business: Parker has kept up an interest in films, working on several media projects at her high school (left) and is set to study filmmaking at Tisch School Of The Arts
Charlotte's dreams of becoming a mother are dashed yet again in season six when she falls pregnant with Harry's child, but tragically miscarries.
However, in the series finale, the couple's hopes to become parents are fulfilled as they adopt a baby girl from China named Lily.
In the 2008 film and its 2010 sequel, Lily is played by twins Alexandra and Parker Fong who have stayed out of the spotlight in recent years as they focus on their schooling.
The pair also had a small feature in the 2014 movie St. Vincent - which also starred Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy and Naomi Watts - with Alexandra taking on a titled role of Rachele, while Parker was an uncredited classmate.
Sweet: Lily proved to be a little scene stealer as she appeared in the Sex And The City movie alongside (L-R) Cynthia, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin and Kim Cattrall
New actress: The role has been taken over by Cathy Ang, 25, a Chinese-Filipina actress and singer based in New York City
Alexandra also took on a few solo projects, starring as a ballerina in the TV series All My Children in 2008, and playing the Girl at Midvale in the series Unforgettable in 201`.
Parker took on less projects playing just Little Girl #1 in the TV series One Life to Live in 2009 but has kept up an interest in films, working on several media projects at her high school.
Both she and sister Alexandra, now 18, graduated from Livingston High School in New Jersey last month, with Parker set to study filmmaking at Tisch School Of The Arts.
The role has been taken over by Cathy Ang, 25, a Chinese-Filipina actress and singer based in New York City.
While she is still new to the industry, she has landed a role playing Fei Fei in Netflix's upcoming animated movie-musical Over the Moon! and was most recently seen in Maybe Happy Ending at Alliance Theatre.
