Chris Noth Addresses Social Media Backlash Over Sarah Jessica Parker Comment
Chris Noth responded to online criticism after seemingly endorsing a fan’s disparaging remark about his former “Sex adn the City” co-star, Sarah Jessica Parker. The incident sparked a renewed discussion surrounding Noth, particularly considering previous sexual assault allegations.
The Initial Controversy
Noth posted a gym selfie on January 9th with the caption, “Fuck new years – LET’S GO!!!!” A fan replied with a comment referencing Parker’s recent Golden Globes Carol Burnett Award, suggesting Noth disapproved of her recognition. Noth simply responded, “Right.” This brief reply quickly drew attention and criticism.
Noth’s Response: A “Tempest in a Teapot”
Addressing the uproar on Instagram, noth characterized the situation as a minor incident blown out of proportion. He stated his “off-the-cuff slightly sarcastic response” was “not news” and “not worth all this discussion,” deeming it a “waste of time” given more pressing global concerns.
Background: Sexual Assault Allegations and career Impact
The incident resurfaced scrutiny of Noth following accusations of sexual assault made in December 2021. Two women, using pseudonyms, came forward with allegations to The Hollywood Reporter, detailing alleged assaults in 2004 and 2015. Noth vehemently denied these allegations, calling them “categorically false.”
These allegations led to Noth’s removal from the television series “The Equalizer” and the “Sex and the City” revival, “And Just Like That.” Parker, along with co-stars Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis, released a joint statement expressing support for the women who came forward and acknowledging the difficulty of sharing such experiences.
Key Takeaways
- Chris Noth responded to criticism for appearing to support a negative comment about Sarah Jessica Parker.
- he downplayed the incident as insignificant.
- The controversy reignited discussion surrounding the 2021 sexual assault allegations against him.
- Noth was dropped from “The Equalizer” and “And Just Like that” following the allegations.
