Sarah Jessica Parker attempts to fly under the radar while wearing noise-canceling headphones before jumping into a taxi in New York City

Sarah Jessica Parker tried to keep a relatively low profile as she waited for a taxi on Friday afternoon, wearing noise-canceling headphones.

Before hailing a yellow cab, the 58-year-old Sex and the City star was seen glued to her phone as she stood on the sidewalk in a pair of suede beige boots.

For her laid-back outing, the mother of three, who is married to fellow actor Matthew Broderick, wore casual chic in a pale pink sweatshirt, cropped jeans and an olive green handbag.

Additionally, the six-time Golden Globe winner wore several layered necklaces, a backpack and oversized black shades.

Parker chose to style her golden locks into a sleek bun.

In June, following her series premiere of the second season, she opened up about plastic surgery and ageism in Hollywood during an appearance on The Howard Stern Show.

After sharing her story about how she got the role to star opposite Steve Martin in the satirical romantic comedy LA Story, Stern asked Parker if she sees “a good-looking person” when she looks in the mirror.

“I’m presentable,” the actress answered honestly before revealing, “I don’t like looking at myself. I think I’m doing fine.’

The host then asked if she’s considering getting a facelift, Botox and all that other stuff, to which she quickly responded by confessing, “I’m thinking about it all.” I ask people all the time: Is it too late?’ she said.

Stern followed up by asking directly if she ever decided she needed to take the plunge and have plastic surgery.

“No,” Parker said, before admitting that she indulges in treatments from a dermatologist, including skin peels, for which she gives a demonstration with her hands.

“I’ll do all that stuff,” she confessed, then openly admitted.

Laid-back outing: Before hailing a yellow cab, the 58-year-old Sex and the City star was seen glued to her phone as she stood on the sidewalk in a pair of suede beige boots

“I honestly think I missed the facelift, that old-fashioned good one you get when you’re 44,” says Parker, with which Stern disagrees.

‘Do you think you should have done it? he asks Parker, who responds by gesturing that she wasn’t so sure she should have gone through with it.

‘I’ve seen some horror stories lately. Don’t know. I’m glad you didn’t, Stern told her, as co-host Robin Quivers could be heard laughing in the background.

The artist said she doesn’t begrudge people getting things like Botox and other cosmetic procedures because of the stigmas surrounding beauty and aging.

“I can see why people make this choice because there is so much emphasis on women in particular in terms of appearance,” she said.

Candid: In June, after her series premiere of the second season, she opened up about plastic surgery and ageism in Hollywood during an appearance on The Howard Stern Show

Admission: ‘I honestly think I missed the facelift, the old-fashioned good one that you get when you’re 44,’ Parker admitted

Parker recalled when And Just like That… premiered a few years ago, there were “so many endless articles about growing older, and growing old gracefully.” and Sarah Jessica’s hair is gray.’

“First of all, no, but who cares,” she said. “I’m sitting next to Andy Cohen, whose head is covered in gray hair, and you didn’t say that at all. So I understand why women feel like there is so much talk and peripheral opinions. I don’t think it’s wrong. I think people should do what they feel that gets them out the door, honestly.

Set 11 years after the events of the 2010 film Sex and the City 2, the women of And Just like That… transition from a life of liberation and friendship in their thirties to a more complicated reality of life and friendship in their thirties . 1950s

And while the series focuses on just three of the Sex And The City stars (Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte) of the original four main characters, their former costar Kim Cattrall returned as Samantha Jones for a quick cameo in the second season finale.