Nixon isn’t the first SATC star to acknowledge that the show is “tone-deaf”: Sarah Jessica Parker, who played Carrie Bradshaw, has similarly called it out for its lack of diversity.

“You couldn’t make it today because of the lack of diversity on screen,” she said, via Hollywood Reporter. I personally think it would feel bizarre.”

SJP continued: “I don’t know that you could do it with a different cast. I think that’s radical and interesting, but you can’t pretend it’s the same.

“If you came back and did six episodes, you’d have to acknowledge the city is not hospitable to those same ideas,” she added. “You’d look like you were generationally removed from reality, but it would be certainly interesting to see four diverse women experiencing NYC their way… it would be interesting and very worthwhile exploring, but it couldn’t be the same.”

Despite SJP’s misgivings, though, it was recently announced that a new SATC show was in the works… albeit one with a “feminist twist”.

How Sex and the City failed the feminist movement, according to Cynthia Nixon