'Sex & the City' Stand In Calls Out Chris Noth's On Set Behavior as 'Disgusting'

Heather Kristin, a former stand-in for Sex and the City‘s Kristin Davis, is revealing her experience with Chris Noth, who has now been accusing of sexual misconduct and rape by several women.

In February 2021, Heather originally wrote an essay where she named an anonymous “alpha male actor” who was inappropriate on set. Today, in a new essay, she named Noth.

Click inside to read some of what she wrote…

Heather told her story in an essay for The Independent titled “Chris Noth’s behavior on set for ‘Sex and the City’ was disgusting. I know — I was there.”

“The first time the “alpha male” actor slid his hand down my back and over my butt, I flinched. I was in my mid-20’s and had worked as an extra on movie sets for over a decade; I had never been manhandled. “That’s your spot, sweetie,” he told her. “I was Kristin Davis’ stand-in, hired to stand on a colored strip of tape on the floor to help set up the scene with the cinematographer. I was grateful to work a 16-hour day. I’d finally qualify for Screen Actors’ Guild health insurance and be paid more than the almost-minimum wage I had received as an extra.”

“Davis and I shared the same height, hair color, and big, round eyes, though we didn’t look identical. I was known in the industry for being a consummate professional, showed up on time, was respectful on set, and remained silent and still while the crew set up the lights and the actors were outfitted in their dressing rooms,” she continued. “I tried to pretend that Noth’s glossy, dark eyes didn’t creep me out, but I couldn’t help but feel his behavior taught others how to treat me. My gut said to quit that first day. Instead, I stayed too long, like staying in a bad relationship for far too many years, hoping I’d persevere and land my big break.”

She added, “Over twenty years later, as an avid fan of the show, I scrolled through the red-carpet shots of the reboot And Just Like That and recoiled. How could Sarah Jessica Parker, stunningly dressed in gray chiffon, cuddle in photos with Chris Noth? She practically glowed as she smiled up at him.”

Heather continued, “Some members of the crew must have been aware of the star’s behavior and the sexual harassment on set, especially after my essay went viral in the Independent in February. Just five days after my essay was published, it was reported that Noth wasn’t returning to the show. I texted friends: ‘Quickest reaction to my #MeToo moment or coincidence?’ Imagine my surprise when months later, he was hired for the reboot.”

The three big stars of Sex and the City released a statement last week about the allegations against Chris.