Kristin Davis Didn't Want To Split From Alec Baldwin For 'Embarrassing' Reason
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The two actors dated in the aughts.
“Sex and the City” alum Kristin Davis confessed she didn’t want to end her early 2000s romance with Alec Baldwin because of his fancy Hamptons pad. (Watch the video below.)
On Rob Lowe’s “Literally!” podcast posted to YouTube Thursday, Davis recalled telling co-star Sarah Jessica Parker: “I just don’t know if it’s going to work out with Alec, but I just really love that house — which is literally like one of the only times I have felt that way. I’m like, I don’t want to break up with this person because I like his house. It’s so embarrassing to say that out loud, but it’s true.”
Davis made the confession after Lowe revisited an anecdote she’d shared on her own podcast about an old actor boyfriend who had borrowed $5,000 and then ghosted her.
Lowe speculated that the actor was Baldwin, which Davis quickly dismissed: “Alec Baldwin was so rich by the time I dated Alec Baldwin,” she said. “One of the best things about Alec Baldwin when I dated him is that he had the most incredible house in Amagansett.”
“I so would never have needed to lend Alec $5,000,” she added.
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