Did Sex and the City’s Kim Cattrall Return for And Just Like That’s Series Finale? The Truth
Kim Cattrall and Russell Thomas are showing up in style.
Indeed, the Sex in the City alum recently made a rare public appearance with her boyfriend of nearly a decade at a Jimmy Choo event at The Dover in London, England on Sept. 15. Kim stunned in a long sleeve, bodycon black dress with ruched details and a metallic design that hit just above her hunter green heeled ankle boots. Russell, meanwhile, wore a coordinating dark green suit paired with a light blue collared shirt.
The London outing was one of the few public appearances Kim, 68, and Russell, 54, have made in recent years. However, they’ve been going strong ever since Kim met Russell in 2016 while recording a reading for the Woman’s Hour on BBC Radio 4, where he worked at the time.
“We’ve been together almost ten years now and we’ve had a blast," Kim told The Times in June. "We’ve just had so much fun.”
And her inner Samantha comes out when describing what she first found admirable about the audio producer.
"He’s had an incredibly interesting life and really done it on his terms," she shared. "He’s a bit of a rebel, which I love."
But meeting him while in her 50s meant that she had already been through a lot of life's challenges. In fact, when she met Russ, she was grieving the loss of her father.
“I keep saying, 'I wish I hadn’t gone through all that,'" she explained, "And then I thought to myself, 'Well, if I hadn’t have gone through that, I wouldn’t have met Russ.'"
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And with the loss of her brother in their early years of dating, life continued posing hardships. However, Kim shared that Russell was a positive light along the way.
"Life has surprises and trade-offs," she noted. "It was a bad time, but I learned a tremendous amount. And at the other end of it was this incredible, fun playmate.”
For more Hollywood couples who have stood the test of time, keep reading.
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Dolly Parton & Carl Thomas Dean
She's a superstar performer known around the world. He was a private man who stayed away from the spotlight. But before his passing in March 2025, they built a marriage that lasted more than 56 years. "I like it when people say, 'How did it last so long?'" Dolly told ET Canada in December 2022. "I say, 'It's stay going.' There's a lot to be said about that. So we're not in each other's face all the time. He's not in the business, so we have different interests, but yet we have the things we love to do together. So it was meant to be. He was the one I was supposed to have and vice versa."
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Samuel L. Jackson & LaTanya Richardson Jackson
There's no breaking the bond of these college sweethearts. "In the beginning, we always said the most revolutionary thing that Black people could do was stay together, raise their children with the nucleus of having a father and a mother, since everybody likes to pretend that that's not the dynamic of the African American family," LaTanya told People in March 2022. "That it's just children out here being raised by women, which we know is false. In order to change that narrative, we made a decision to say, ‘We are going to stay together no matter what. We'll figure it out.'"
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Bonnie Bartlett & William Daniels
When you find joy in life's daily activities, Bonnie says your marriage could last forever. "We're very happy," she told People when celebrating 72 years of marriage in January. "We sit in this house and we do things. He reads his New York Times and he does Cameos mostly. And we do conventions and things like that. We just like to be with each other. And we would do anything for each other."
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Ron & Cheryl Howard
These high school sweethearts celebrated their 50th anniversary in November 2020. "There's no technique," Ron told People just one year earlier. "There's no tactic other than communication is really important. You have to learn to communicate and have difficult conversations in constructive ways."
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Christopher & Georgianne Walken
After meeting during a production of West Side Story in the '60s, this couple continues to savor every moment together with gratitude. "Every once in a while, I'll be looking out the window, and I'll think, 'I feel pretty good,'" Christopher told New York Times Magazine in February 2022. "My bills are paid, my wife is healthy, the weather's nice. That's really all I care about: when, apropos of nothing, I happen to look out the window and think, 'This is good.'"
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Alan & Arlene Alda
After 65 years of marriage, the couple has found their groove away from the spotlight in Long Island, New York. In an interview with The New Yorker, Alan said he and his wife enjoy playing chess during the day and ladder ball before dusk. Then, it's a nice dinner and a quality TV show. It's not noisy in the country," he said in June 2022. "I don't have to show up places. Places come to me."
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Martin & Janet Sheen
Through sickness and in health! After Martin recovered from a heart attack and nervous breakdown in the late '70s, he recalled a few words his wife told him. "It was very serious, and she handled it like a pro," he told Closer Weekly in 2016. "She had me laughing in the most dire circumstances. She said, 'Don't take yourself so seriously.' Every day is a celebration with this dame."
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Lily Tomlin & Jane Wagner
After meeting in 1971, Lily and Jane have been inseparable. When asked to share advice for other couples, Lily kept it simple. "We all have a secret," Lily told reporters in 2019. "It's just the secret is that you're committed and care and you want it to work out. You don't want to walk away from something that's important."
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