News about Sara Ramirez

And Just Like That star Sara Ramirez and Ryan Debolt have settled their divorce ,  six years after their separation. In new court documents, obtained by TMZ , it has been confirmed that the non-binary actor, 48, who previously played Che Diaz on the Sex and the City reboot, and DeBolt, 43, 'reached a settlement on all issues between them.' The former couple, who do not share any children, are still waiting for a judge to sign off on the divorce agreement. Neither will be receiving spousal support following their split, which they did not publicly announce until 2021.

And Just Like That will include three new faces next season, following the removal of  its most divisive character, Che Diaz (portrayed by Sara Ramirez), from the series. In addition to promoting Sebastiano Pigazzi, who dates Anthony (Mario Cantone), and Dolly Wells, one of Miranda (Cynthia Nixon)'s colleagues, to series regulars,  Mehcad Brooks, Jonathan Cake and Logan Marshall-Green will join the show in recurring guest roles. At this time, plot details around Marshall-Green, Brooks and Cake have not been revealed. The rest of the season three cast will also include Sarah Jessica Parker , Kristin Davis , John Corbett , Sarita Choudhury, Nicole Ari Parker, David Eigenberg, Evan Handler, Christopher Jackson, Niall Cunningham, Cathy Ang and Alexa Swinton.

And Just Like That star Sara Ramirez has filed for divorce from husband Ryan Debolt - three years after their separation. The non-binary actor, 48, who played the reviled Che Diaz on the Sex and the City reboot,  filed for a dissolution of marriage Tuesday, citing irreconcilable differences, per TMZ .

Cynthia Nixon weighed in on the departure of her character Miranda Hobbes' love interest, Che Diaz, portrayed by Sara Ramirez, in a new interview. Following the news that Ramirez, 48, a non-binary actor who uses they/them pronouns, would not be returning to the third season of And Just Like That , Nixon, 58, praised their polarizing performance on Max's Sex and the City spinoff. 'They created such an amazing character - such a controversial character, but such an amazing character,' the Emmy winner, 58, said of Ramirez's role on the show to Variety . The mother-of-three continued: 'I think they felt, and Michael Patrick King [And Just Like That's creator] felt, that that character had run its course. They came in and shook everything up, and then the arc was completed.' Nixon also reflected on how, over the years, she's grown to be more like her character on the series while Miranda has become 'much more like' her.

As the Max series prepares for its third season, another cast member has left And Just Like That. After two seasons, Karen Pittman, who appeared on the Sex and the City spin-off, is walking away, citing'scheduling conflicts'. On the first two seasons of And Just Like That, Karen Pittman appeared as the thoughtful and dazzling Professor Nya Wallace,' a Max spokesperson told Deadline.'

Kristin Davis has confirmed that filming on And Just Like This... season three is about to begin shortly. The Sex and The City spin-off, starring Davis as Charlotte York alongside Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw and Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes, will resurrect in 2025 after WGA and SAG/AFTRA suspended work on new scripts.

In a series of tweets posted to Instagram on Tuesday, Ramirez, 48, a non-binary actor who uses they/them pronouns, said they would not return for the third season of the Sex and the City spin-off. They strongly suggested that their time on the program was over, claiming that 'casting directors and agents are assembling black lists of actors and employees who write anything in favor of Palestinians and Gaza so they can't return to work again.' However, a source close to the episode debating Ramirez's head, who said he'was on the chopping block since last season' because the person had no value anymore and was 'annoying.' According to DailyMail.com exclusively, Sara was not fired because she favors Palestine and the cease fire.' She was fired because she didn't have nothing to do anymore.' She had been on the chopping block since last season. Fans found her character annoying after Che's split with Miranda, and she had no value anymore. Her storyline as a struggling comedian was a waste of airtime, and she knew it.'

Sara Ramirez, a TV actress who plays Che Diaz in And Just Like That, denied that they had been banned from the show on Tuesday, blaming actors' 'blacklisting' for calling for a Gaza ceasefire. For months, the Mexican-born 48-year-old has been calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, and activists' lives have been slashed, according to a statement on Tuesday. The night after the Emmy Awards, they wrote, 'Our industry is so duplicitous.' 'While giving out awards, casting directors and agents are drafting blacklists of actors and employees who advocate for Palestinians in Gaza to ensure they do not return to work again.' But they said it was a sad time to celebrate, though thousands of people were dying in Gaza. Many actors in Hollywood are very good,' they said. 'Even more expressive than the last time I played.'

Sara Ramirez, the celebrated author and creator of the original HBO series, spoke openly about her take on the non-binary, queer stand-up comedian played by Sara Ramirez. Che, who had a friendship with Cynthia Nixon's Miranda Hobbs in And Just Like That, has often been dubbed the 'worst character on television' due to their 'cringe' lines and alleged unny quips. Candace, on the other hand, defended them vehemently when talking about the spin-off series.

'Looking forward to seeing Hamas raise the rainbow flag in Gaza as a gesture of solidarity,' Israel's X account posted a note.' Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators poured onto the streets of Brooklyn, New York's most populated district, to protest Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, demonstrations in London on Saturday marked the third week in a row in which the capital has been consumed by the Middle East protests and was marred by many tragic events. Protesters are shown holding a large banner saying, "Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants." Gaza erupted for its 23rd day on Sunday as Israel pounded Hamas-ruled Gaza in an escalating air and ground conflict as the United Nations warned civil order was'starting to break down' in the besieged Palestinian territories. Left: Protesters march through London on Saturday

On Saturday, the 48-year-old non-binary actor carried a banner with the trans colors of pink, baby blue, and white as they joined thousands of protesters marching through the Bay Ridge neighborhood. Since the Islamic Middle Eastern state has sharia law, and Amnesty International has noted that it is not appropriate for the queer group. Some argue that the fight for queer rights and anti-colonialism in Palestine was linked because anti-gay legislation was introduced in 1885 in Palestine by the British government, but that former colonial powers have since repealed such laws in their own countries.

Art does imitate life in some ways. Sarah Jessica Parker of "And Just Like That" revealed in a 29 Aug. Instagram slideshow that she had actually adopted the kitten that her character, Carrie Bradshaw, rescues in the show. Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez) gives Carrie the adorable grey cat and Carrie Bradshaw moniker of all time in the second season of the "Sex and the City" sequel, and Carrie gives it the most Carrie Bradshaw moniker of all time: Shoe. Parker wrote on Instagram that Lotus is the kitten's "off-camera name." "His siblings were all given botanical names when they were rescued as newborns by the @cthumanesociety," she said, noting that Lotus was "adopted officially by the Parker/Broderick family in April 2023." Remy and Smila, Parker's two other cats who were adopted in May 2022, are among the kittens. "If he looks familiar, that's because he is," she wrote.

And just Like That season 2's grand finale has aired, with Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) making a brief return to the Sex and City franchise a much-needed shot in the arm for the tense film. Despite fans' call it 'awful,' the film, which has been revived for a third season, has ignited serious concerns, including Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Che Diaz (Sarah Jessica Parker) frantically sobbing in his car (left) and Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker)'mistake) and Big (Chris Noth) a'mistake.' Miranda's (right) daughter Lavelle's) death to orgasm effectively sparked supporters, while Charlotte York-Goldenblatt (Kristin Davis) waxed lyrical husband Harry's (Evan Handler) despair to orgasm successfully (bottom inset). DailyMail.com looks back at the worst moments of season two as season two winds down.

Ramirez, 47, appears to have recovered from a brutal interview with New York Magazine in which they were slammed and compared to their ostensible'social justice obsessed' character in And Just Like That. Fans are mixed on the non-binary actor's appearance as queer stand-up comedian Che Diaz, who has played a pivotal part in the Sex And The City spin-off series, which has seen the iconic character Miranda explores her sexuality.

Samantha Jones' absence this week was mourned by Just Like That fans, who witnessed Miranda being humiliated by ex lover Che after an enthralling scene, with Carrie struggling to defend her. Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) was determined to show that she does not 'throw away' her exes by attending Che's (Sara Ramirez) stand-up performance in episode 10 of season two.

Miranda's role, as the iconic character Miranda explores her sexuality, is played by Sara Ramirez in the Sex and the City reebot. Moderators have now clamped down on a Reddit forum, releasing a warning that bans will be imposed on anyone misgendering the character.

The Sex And The City ladies (Sarah-Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristen Davis) were back together again in the second season of spin-off And Just Like This... premiered on Thursday. However, in the first reviews, it has been branded 'empty' and 'unfunny'. Instead, critics applauded Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez) Lisa Todd Wexley (Nicole Ari Parker) as Seema Patel (Sarita Choudhury), while supporting characters Samantha Jones was slammed as Seema Patel (Sarita Choudhury).

The Sex And The City ladies were back together for the second time on Thursday, with plenty of nudity and naughty ne behavior. Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon), and Charlotte York Goldenblatt (Kristin Davis) strip down for the camera in the first episode. Miranda's non-binary friend, Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez), relishs her romp in Los Angeles, while the ladies in New York get the sheets with their men of choice.

Sara Ramirez (left), a non-binary actor and star of Sex and the City reboot 'And Just Like That,' has been slammed in a scathing NY Mag interview that mocked their 'over the top' image. Ramirez plays Che Diaz, a queer stand-up comedian who plays a central role in the show's historical roots, on a page from the show's traditional roots. Miranda explores her sexuality. However, their characters have obviously offended followers, with others even slamming them as the "most disliked" person on television. Following their interview, journalist Brock Colyar scathingly slammed the actor for pushing their boundaries too far, saying they are 'a slightly over-the-top version' of a modern woke actor. Ramirez had a tense reaction when being chastised for their position: "Anybody who derives from patriarchy is going to have a problem with Che Diaz."

Che Diaz will be back for season two of And Just Like That, whether you like them or not. Sara Ramrez, a lead actress and comedian, appeared on Wednesday as the non-binary, queer stand-up comedian. Since appearing on the first season of the Sex and the City spin-off, the polemic role sparked a fierce debate about whether they are one of television's most disliked characters.

Sarah Jessica Parker announced on Instagram on Wednesday that season two of And Just Like That was underway by posting a script. The 57-year-old actress posted a snapshot of the front page of 'And Just Like That,' which indicated it as 'Episode 201' along with the term scribbled out in purple. '@justlikethatmax' Sorry, I'm sure you're wrong.' For the time being. 'Sarah wrote in the caption for her nearly 8.4 million followers in X, SJ.'

Get excited, team Aidan fans! According to Deadline exclusively, John Corbett is returning to the "Sex and the City" franchise for the second season of "And Just Like That." POPSUGAR's request for clarification on the casting report was not immediately responded by HBO Max. Corbett had fans excited when he announced that he would reprise his role in the revival in April 2021, which Parker later confirmed was a joke. "Corbett] actually came out very kindly because he's nothing if not a gentleman, and he apologised for doing so as a joke," she said on "Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen." "I thought it was so delightful and fun," she continued. .. . Having said all of it is likely."