NOTH EXPLODES: Parker Feud Rages – The Truth REVEALED!

NOTH EXPLODES: Parker Feud Rages – The Truth REVEALED!

Chris Noth, forever etched in television history as Mr. Big from *Sex and the City*, recently addressed a social media exchange that ignited a firestorm of controversy. The incident stemmed from a seemingly innocuous gym post, a declaration of intent to tackle the new year with vigor.

A fan’s comment, pointedly critical of Sarah Jessica Parker and her recent Golden Globe win, drew a terse, single-word response from Noth: “Right.” This simple affirmation, quickly captured and circulated online, was perceived by many as a public endorsement of the negative sentiment.

The actor now describes the ensuing uproar as a “tempest in a teapot,” characterizing his reply as a “slightly sarcastic” reaction to an internet comment. He argued the situation has been overblown, a distraction from more pressing global concerns.

FILE - Actor Chris Noth poses for photographers upon arrival at the British Independent Film Awards in central London, on Dec. 2, 2018. Noth has been accused of sexually assaulting two women in separate encounters that took place in 2004 and 2015, according to a report in The Hollywood Reporter, Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021. Noth, 67, who starred in ???Sex and the City??? and appears briefly in its newly released sequel, ???And Just Like That...,??? said in a statement to the Reporter that the encounters were consensual. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP, File)

Noth and Parker shared the screen for six seasons of the original *Sex and the City* and its subsequent films, portraying a complex and often tumultuous relationship. He reprised his iconic role briefly in the revival, *And Just Like That*, only for the character of Big to meet a shocking end in the premiere episode.

The current situation unfolds against a backdrop of serious allegations. In December 2021, Noth faced accusations of sexual assault from multiple women, claims he vehemently denies, maintaining all encounters were consensual.

He issued a strong statement, asserting the accusations were “categorically false” and questioning the timing of their emergence. Noth insisted he never crossed the line and expressed bewilderment at the resurfacing of decades-old claims.

The allegations had immediate professional consequences. Plans for further appearances of Big in *And Just Like That* were swiftly abandoned, and Noth was removed from his role in the television series *The Equalizer* and his recurring part in *Doctor Who*.

Following the initial accusations, Parker and the rest of the *And Just Like That* cast publicly voiced their support for the women who came forward, acknowledging the courage it took to share their experiences. Parker later admitted to being lost for words when discussing the allegations.

The fallout has created a profound silence between the former co-stars. Parker has stated she hasn’t spoken to Noth since the accusations surfaced, a testament to the deep and unsettling impact of the allegations.

384168 01: Actors Sarah Jessica Parker (Carrie) and Chris Noth (Mr. Big) act in a scene from the HBO television series "Sex and the City" third season, episode "Drama Queen". (Photo by Paramount Pictures/Newsmakers) 11671845

The recent social media exchange, while seemingly minor, serves as a stark reminder of the lingering tensions and unresolved issues surrounding Noth’s past and the complex legacy of *Sex and the City* itself.