And Just Like That… fans praise Miranda’s LGBT sexual awakening

Fans of Sex And The City have praised Miranda Hobbes’ LBGT-sexual awakening in the episode of And Just Like That… where she had a sizzling moment with bisexual Che Diz.

Watching episode 3, entited In Rome fans have been praising the storyline. They declared that they were ‘happy she’s finally out’, and also admitted they felt ‘tearful” when they saw the sex-positive scene.

This moment occurred after Miranda had hinted that her relationship with Steve was getting stale earlier in the episode. Charlotte, in Starbucks, told Miranda she’d been thinking about whether or not they are just roommates and said that they’d never had sex since years.

LBGT awakening? The sexual awakening of Miranda Hobbes during And Just Like That…’s latest episode, when she had a sexy moment together with bisexual Che Diaz was lauded and celebrated by the fans

After an evening of taping Che Diaz’s Netflix stand up special, she spent the night with her friends afterwards [Che]After the last-ever-widowed Carrie, Charlotte and her husband headed back home.

The scene was clearly a tribute to Miranda’s heavily hinted alcoholism. However, Che also saw her engaging in intense conversations once inside the club.

Che stands by Miranda as the two characters and then asks Miranda if Miranda would mind if they shotgun her. It involves smoking a joint while blowing into somebody else’s ear.

This resulted in a charged moment between both characters. Viewers noted that it was Miranda’s gay awakening. 

Intimate: After watching episode three, entited When In Rome, Sex And The City fans have praised the storyline as they declared online they are ‘happy she is finally coming out’ and admitted the scene made them feel ‘tearful’

Are you ready for change? After Miranda suggested that her relationship with Steve was stale earlier in the episode and when Charlotte told her in Starbucks she had not had sex in years, Charlotte asked if they were just roommates.

Comedian: After an evening of taping Che Diaz’s Netflix stand-up special on the television, she went out to dinner with them later that night. [Che]After the last-ever-widowed Carrie, Charlotte and her husband headed back home.

Although Miranda and Steve are in a heterosexual relationship, Miranda rejoiced in being able to be herself.

One commenter wrote that Miranda had been gay since childhood. She finally came out, and I am happy for her.

Another one said that she had screamed “you are gay!” Miranda, I was so happy when Miranda finally came out as gay.

Unknown third party shared Miranda’s images from series thus far, and commented: “Mirand’s gay awakening era is so true.”

Intense: While the scene was no doubt a nod to Miranda’s heavily hinted alcoholism, she was also seen having an intense exchange with Che once inside the club

Woo! Woo!

Another person wrote “Miranda & Che”. [series of eye emojis]The hint at romance between these characters is “”

One user posted Melissa McCarthy in a heart symbol pose and said: ‘Me watching Miranda become her late-in-life Queerness!

Another joked that Carrie returned home from work and she was “like?” Anything after Miranda’s gay awakening didn’t register for me. 

In predicting future episodes, one predicted: “I guess Miranda is going to come out as either lesbian/bisexual or cheat on Steve or both …’.”

One said, “Miranda Hobbes is gay awakening.

Another person agreed and wrote, “Miranda’s going through a complete awakening.”

Another mentions Cynthia Nixon’s political bid – who identifies himself as queer and says: “Omg Miranda experiencing her gay awakening at the Sex and the City Reboot… Cynthia Nixon stated that if the governor’s office is not available, then I will take the writer’s suite!”

Another person stated: “Love the awakening she is having!”

An unrelated person explained: “Love her awakening!”

One individual did recall that she had been married, however. She said, “I’m here for Miranda to experience sexual awakening. But whatever happens, I just hope Steve is okay. Whatever this may turn out to be.”

Another fan said, “The queer dynamic between Che & Miranda… The actors’ bisexuality makes them so relatable and enjoyable to watch. AndJustLikeThat has definitely done it for me.

In predicting future episodes, one predicted: “I guess Miranda is going to come out as either lesbian/bisexual or cheat on Steve with Chea.

Sex And The City were accused of trying to be relatable by younger audiences. One viewer said, “Miranda is about to have her sexual awakening.” It is possible that they are trying too hard to appear woke. 

Steve, what about you? While Miranda and Steve are in an hetrosexual union, Miranda rejoices that she can finally be her real self

One viewer commented, “Miranda’s not a lesbian.” It was done on Episode 1, Season 3, Married Bay Of Pigs.

After SATC addressed Miranda’s sexuality on the first series, one viewer criticised the storyline.

Miranda, during S1 episode 3 is set up by her boss with a woman who believes she’s a lesbian.

Miranda attempts to kiss Miranda in an elevator, but Miranda insists that she is not gay. After the incident it did nothing sexually for Miranda.

A viewer commented, “Miranda’s not a lesbian.” This was already done in Season 1 Episode 3 Married Bay Of Pigs.

Cynthia (55) recently talked about the reasons she returned to TV with Cynthia. [undo]These are the mistakes we made. 

Elle magazine asked her: “We had homosexual characters.” [in SATC], but a lot of the LGBT stuff in it was purely for comedic effect – and now rings harsh on the ear, I have to say. 

She said, “I was anxious about the entire thing.” I was reluctant to start. I said I probably wasn’t going to sign back on because I felt like there would have to be a sea change to happen to make this show – the show we would want it to be in 2021 and beyond.’

She said, “As amazing as possible.” [SATC]To do this show at the moment would be very tone-deaf. I was worried about the size of the transformation, but my worries have been dispelled.

Elsewhere, Che actor Sara Ramirez, told Entertainment Weekly, that the moment was supposed to feel ‘charged’ between them.

The moment was charged after they were informed. They replied: That’s wonderful feedback. It sounds like they achieved that goal.

The pair also talked about the future of Che and Miranda and stated: “What I can tell you is that they’re both very strong, confident, and unafraid, to share their true truths. 

“And when two energies are like this in the room you can expect to see a very interesting dynamic, and even some electricity.

Fans were able to see the effects of Chris Noth’s shock death (Mr Big) in Thursday’s eagerly awaited reboot And Just Like That…

The story follows Carrie, a widow, as she attempts to deal with Big’s heart attack. She also has to face one of her exes to learn more about Big. 

Carrie is in mourning and begins recording the woke sex podcast she did with Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez). Although she acknowledges that these have been tough weeks, she’s comforted by her knowledge that she was “never happier” than during her last weeks with Big. 

Just like that… Episode 3: Carrie is grieving as the truth about Mr Big was revealed to her with shock. 

With no time to sit and wallow, the columnist is next seen meeting up with Miranda as she heads to Big’s will reading alongside his longtime assistant Gloria (Brenda Vaccaro).

The emotional situation soon turns tense, however, as it transpires that Big has left his ex-wife Natasha Naginsky £1 million in his will. 

Big famously shocked SATC fans in season two when it was revealed he was engaged to 26-year-old Natasha (Bridget Moynahan) having known her for just five months. After Big’s marriage ended, Carrie began an affair with Big. This led to a heated showdown among the rival love interests. 

With a shocked Carrie struggling to process the news, the executor of the estate muses that in his experience money is usually used to put an end to any ‘unfinished business’, leaving the ladies reeling. 

Carrie and Miranda have a meeting that sparks talk of the scandal. For lunch, Charlotte York (Kristin Davies) and Stanford Blatch (played by Willie Garson). 

When in Rome: Carrie is struggling to deal with Big’s heart attack. She’s also faced with one of her exes to learn more about the affairs of her husband.

Carrie is still reeling from hearing the news and exclaims “I was just one of Big’s wives… What’s the point of her being there? while Miranda muses, ‘he did destroy her life’. 

Carrie is still questioning why Big kept this plan secret. Miranda, however, can be seen searching desperately for the wine that she ordered. This adds fuel to her claims that she has an alcohol problem. 

Carrie, then disparagingly: “I can’t believe that.” Big has vanished, but Natasha is here.

Shock: It transpires that Big has left his ex-wife Natasha Naginsky £1 million in his will, leading to a shock return to the series by Bridget Moynahan

Carrie, back in New York, tries desperately to gain access to Big’s laptop, searching for clues as to his decision. Charlotte, however, is busy reading stories to Rose Swinton (Alexa Swinton), and admits she doesn’t like being called a girl. 

Rose (12 in the reboot) admits that she doesn’t feel “like a girl” and Charlotte attempts to calm the situation with the statement, “I sometimes don’t feel like I’m a girl too!”  

The following morning, Charlotte meets with old friend and Stanford’s husband, Anthony Marentino (Mario Cantone) to discuss Rose’s confession, with Anthony noting he should just ‘ignore it’ and move on, dismissing the notion as child-like fantasy. 

Surrounded by friends: Talk of the scandal continues as Carrie and Miranda meet Charlotte and Stanford Blatch – played by the late Willie Garson – for lunch

Carrie, despite all the controversy surrounding Rose’s gender identity and Big leaving money for Natasha, is trying to figure out why. After a futile search through his belongings she decides to send Natasha an email.  

Carrie tells Miranda that it was not easy. The sixth stage is stalking. She expresses her frustration that Miranda has yet to reply and adds, ‘I cannot sleep in this apartment any more. It’s haunted. He, she’ before following Natasha on Instagram to DM them – but were immediately blocked. 

Carrie has no other means of reaching Natasha so she enlists Miranda to help her hide and follow Natasha around her office to find out if they are still in contact or if Big is having an affair. 

While Carrie waits across the street, Miranda and Charlotte discover Miranda has been hoarding small bottles of alcohol and that Steve (David Eigenberg) is having marital problems. Miranda also admits she hasn’t slept with Steve in many years.   

Searching for answers: Back in her New York apartment, Carrie desperately tries to get into Big’s laptop and mobile while searching for clues to why he made the decision

Carrie is forced to leave the room after being blown off once again at Natasha’s office. 

Carrie, who is still not able to relax the following morning, tells Miranda she’s mad at Big. These are the things I am left with after all these years. Our happy ending was ruined by him. 

Carrie goes on a long walk to get her head clear. Carrie ends up stopping at a coffee shop for a quick bathroom break, and accidentally bumps into Natasha as she uses the bathroom.

Unexpected: Charlotte’s daughter Rose admits she’s uncomfortable being called a girl, so Charlotte meets with old friend and Stanford’s husband, Anthony Marentino to discuss Rose’s confession

Following the confrontation, Natasha responds with an inveighful statement: “At coffee shops? What is my job? Carrie! What the f**k do you want from me?’ 

Carrie begs Natasha for a conversation. Natasha, who was previously furious, reluctantly accepts her place. She reveals that she now has two children, and doesn’t want Big’s money. 

Natasha says she doesn’t understand why Big got married to her while he was in love with Carrie. Carrie speculates that this may be his way of making amends for the affair. 

What could it be: With no other way of contacting Natasha, Carrie enlists Miranda and Charlotte to hide out and stalk Natasha outside her office in order to confront her and find out if she was still in touch, or worse, having an affair with Big

With Carrie finally having had the closure she needed, she takes the girls out to watch boss Che’s standup routine, in which the comedian discusses her struggle with her gender identity as well as her sexuality – which seems to strike a chord with Miranda. 

Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda are in a taxi back to Charlotte. Charlotte confesses that Miranda has been drinking to Carrie, which Carrie quickly dismisses. 

Carrie returns to her rent-controlled brownstone apartment in the episode’s final minutes. “I walked…” home.’  

Problematic: As Charlotte and Miranda wait across the street for Carrie, it transpires that Miranda is hoarding mini bottles of alcohol in her purse, and also that she’s been having troubles with Steve, admitting they haven’t slept together in years.