Karen Pittman reflects its exit from ‘and just so …’:

Karen Pittman shared her thoughts after the unexpected end of And just like that …, sex and the city Revival in which he starred for two seasons.

Pittman, who played the professor of Law Columbia Dr. NYA Wallace, departed from the show ahead of season 3, citing planning conflicts with her other works.

While her exit was announced in March 2024, she acknowledged that she was just as amazed at the fans when showrunner Michael Patrick King revealed that the season 3, which put his finale in August, would be the last series.

“I didn’t know it was happening,” Pittman said People At the September 9th premiere In the morning Season 4 in New York. “Because I wasn’t in the show.”

Looking back at the run of the two seasons, Pittman said he had “very pleasant memories” to join the revival in 2021.

He said: “We started the show right after the pandemic, after Covid was over. What a privilege to make a story in 2021 where we lifted this incredible city – a comedy, something fun, something light.”

According to the exit the actress reunited with her Azot Costar Sarita Choudhury in In the morning premiere.

“Sarita is here tonight. I’m looking forward to seeing it … We’re on different shores, so it’s going to be a fun reunification,” he said.

When she announced Pittman’s departure, Max praised her work by calling NYA Wallace’s “Smart and Amazing” depiction, but confirmed that balancing three major roles, including Netflix Everything and Apple tv+’s In the morningcould not be possible.

Now she focused on her current works, Pittman said she was grateful for the path she chose, “Mara Brock Akil has focused on the women of her entire career and so I got the big gift to make in the morning with all these incredible women and I got it.”