And Just Like That… Carrie Bradshaw Will Break Aidan’s Heart Again: How The Most Toxic TV Girlfriend Of All Time Will Ruin The Amorous Carpenter’s Life One Last Time

She cheated, yelled, whined and moaned at him throughout their on and off romance.

Now handsome Aidan Shaw is back for a third round of torture as he makes his grand return to the life of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex And The City spin-off, And Just Like That…

In this week’s episode of the HBO series – airing locally on Binge – Sarah Jessica Parker’s character Carrie rekindles her love for Shaw (John Corbett).

The episode opens with Carrie and Aidan reuniting in New York at Che’s apartment after another week apart.

It’s revealed that Carrie’s trip to her boyfriend’s farm in Virginia at the end of last week’s episode has her meeting Aidan’s three sons, but she’s still worried about the impression she made on the teens.

At the end of the episode, Carrie meets Aidan’s ex-wife Kathy, who reveals she wants to meet her to ask her not to write about her sons.

“I know your history with Aidan and you can’t hurt him again because it’s not just Aidan now, it’s my boys,” Kathy warns.

Fierce rows raged among fans on Reddit after Carrie showed she was finally ready to settle down with the lovelorn carpenter and his three kids at his cottage.

“Carrie has matured a lot, as we saw in AJLT S1, and got used to a quiet domestic life with Big, so I think she will finally really appreciate Aidan and the life she can have with him,” said one fan on Reddit, referring to the pair’s rekindled romance on And Just Like That…

Many agreed that the egocentric fashionista “didn’t deserve a man like Aidan after putting him through years of hell.”

‘She never deserved it! For some reason he was so soft on her… Carrie needs drama to be interested,” another Aidan defender stated.

“I still think Aidan is too good for Carrie,” another user agreed.

Carrie and Aidan’s romance in season three of the original series quickly turned sour after she cheated on the carpenter with her then-ex, Mr Big (Chris Noth)

Others weighed in with more nuanced shots.

“Even though Aidan was wrong for Carrie, he was a very decent man and Carrie got him so dirty.”

“Carrie has matured a lot, as we saw in AJLT S1, and got used to a quiet domestic life with Big, so I think she will finally really appreciate Aidan and the life she can have with him,” said another fan.

Others questioned Carrie’s claims that her relationship with Big was a mistake, saying it didn’t sound like something she would say.

“Why the hell is everyone so in love with Carrie Bradshaw?” New York writer Mark Herrera asked on Medium. Herrera called Carrie’s on-off relationship with Aidan — which was the backdrop for much of SATC seasons three to six, as well as the movie sequel — a glaring example of gaslighting.

“Carrie is insufferable, but I still don’t believe she would ever reconnect with Aidan and say, ‘What if her marriage to Big was a mistake?’ That doesn’t even sound like her,” one viewer commented.

Carrie and Aidan’s romance in season three of the original series quickly turned sour after she cheated on the carpenter with her then-ex, Mr Big (Chris Noth).

After reconciling, Aidan proposed to the columnist and she said yes, but later got cold feet as she was unable to fully commit.

But the criticism of her mistreatment of Aidan was not limited to comments on social media a lot of writers thinking about getting back with Carrie is a serious mistake.

“Why the hell is everyone so in love with Carrie Bradshaw?” New York writer Mark Herrera continued Medium.

Indeed, fans will recall that not only did Carrie cheat on Aidan several times with Big after he scoured the floors in her apartment and saved the shoe-addicted serial publisher thousands of dollars, but after begging for him, she began treating him. .. horrible

Herrera calls Carrie’s on-off relationship with Aidan — which was the backdrop for much of SATC seasons three to six, as well as the movie sequel — a glaring example of gaslighting.

“Let’s get the obvious out of the way: As mentioned earlier, she cheated on Aidan with Big. A LOT OF. And didn’t stop until she was caught and reprimanded by Charlotte,” he wrote.

“Even aside from that giant black mark, during her relationships she often engaged in a range of behaviors that today would be considered “toxic.”

Indeed, fans will recall that not only did Carrie cheat on Aidan several times with Big after he scoured the floors in her apartment and saved the shoe-addicted serial publisher thousands of dollars, but after begging for him, she began treating him. .. horrible.

Not only did she blame Aidan for breaking her laptop, despite the fact that it was her fault for not having a backup system, she also raged at him when he bought her a brand new one.

She also tried to force Big and Aidan to become “friends” after the cheating scandal, inviting the man who ultimately helped break Aidan’s heart to his private mansion he built with two hands.

After Aidan decided he wanted to propose to Carrie, she moaned about the “ghetto gold” engagement ring he picked for her and when Samantha finally helped Aidan get a new one, she wore the ring around her neck.

While her friends expressed concern about moving too fast in her newfound romance with Aidan, Carrie explosively revealed that she wondered if her marriage to late husband Big was a mistake.

She then broke up with Aidan AGAIN after he bought her apartment and the one next door to make it a home, and yet he still goes back to her in Just Like That… The man is a glutton for punishment.

Despite all this, Aidan has plunged into a romance with Carrie in the reboot show.

They started with expensive hotel stays and moved into boyfriend Ché’s apartment, due to Aidan’s reluctance to stay at home with Carrie due to their history.

Things move to another level when she agrees to fly to his farm in Virginia and meet his sons.

And while her friends expressed concern about moving too fast, Carrie explosively revealed that she wondered if her marriage to late husband Big was a mistake.

And Just Like That… follows the ladies from the iconic 1990s drama show Sex and the City at a later stage in their lives and is designed to appeal to new and old viewers alike.

And Just Like That… follows the ladies from the iconic 1990s drama show Sex and the City in their later stages of life and is designed to appeal to new and old viewers alike