'Sex & The City' Revival 'And Just Like That' Will Address Race on HBO Max Series

Nicole Ari Parker is opening up about And Just Like That…, which is the revival of the Sex and the City series.

The 51-year-old actress is a recent addition to the cast, and is set to portray Lisa Todd Wexley, a Park Avenue mother of three and documentarian.

Speaking with Variety, Nicole opened up about how the series will handle race.

Click inside to read what she said…

“I’m excited to be a part of something that’s different for them,” Nicole shared with the paper about the topics the show will touch on.

She added, “We can talk about the elephant in the room that there were no fully fleshed-out characters of color, but now here’s the four of us. We’re real people, and they’ve been great to work with, and some of our [storylines] deal with race and deal with real experiences. It’s New York City!”

Nicole, along with Karen Pittman, Sara Ramirez and Sarita Choudhury, are the four new members of the cast, and from diverse backgrounds.

“We’re grown-ass women, so we know how to keep it sexy,” she added about the sex appeal as well. “It’s piping hot.”

And Just Like That… will be out in December on HBO Max.