Meanwhile, Charlotte threw everything bar the kitchen sink at becoming “real friends” with Lisa Todd Wexley, while worrying that her friendship circle isn’t diverse. When she and Harry attended a dinner party at LTW’s house, they discovered they were the only white couple in attendance. Charlotte then went full-on Miranda with an uncomfortable faux pas – but fortunately, it actually brought Charlotte and LTW closer together.

Elsewhere, Miranda bonded with her law professor, Dr. Nya Wallace, who confided in Miranda about her IVF treatments and complicated feelings around the fact that she hasn’t got pregnant. They had a heart-to-heart about the realities of motherhood, and Miranda admitted that sometimes, she’d actually like a powerful job and to come home to an empty house.

Aside from beautiful friendships, there were shock break-ups. At the end of the episode, Carrie discovered a note from Stanford at her apartment explaining that he’d moved away to Tokyo to accompany a new client on tour. Sadly, Anthony also revealed that Stanford wants a divorce.

Something tells us that things are only about to get more dramatic, though. And so, without further ado, let’s get into episode five – Tragically Hip – and be sure to check back every week for the latest recap of And Just Like That.

And Just Like That: everything we learned from episode 5 of the Sex And The City reboot