Sarah Jessica Parker Reveals The 1 Mistake Fans Make When Meeting Her
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The woman who brought us the iconic Carrie Bradshaw isn’t exactly thrilled with how fans choose to connect these days.
In a world where everyone is chasing the perfect shot, Sarash Jessica Parker couldn’t help but wonder, when did a moment shared become a moment staged?
The woman who brought us the iconic Carrie Bradshaw in “Sex and the City” — and its revival, “And Just Like That…” — isn’t exactly thrilled with how fans choose to connect these days.
On June 11, Parker paid a visit to “The Howard Stern Show” and shared an encounter that left her more baffled than flattered. A fan approached her at an airport — not with a greeting, but with a camera and a question: “Can I take your picture?”
Parker recalled telling the fan, “We didn’t even meet,” before adding, “You didn’t even introduce yourself.”
Startled by the impersonal nature of this request, Parker gently pushed back with grace, wit, and a side of social commentary.
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