Kim Cattrall made the rare move of posing with her boyfriend Russell Thomas at the Alexander Wang show in New York City on Wednesday.
The Sex and the City alum, 67, put on a leggy display as she put her arm around her handsome boyfriend.
The couple has been dating for almost eight years since they first met in 2016.
“We hit it off, we stayed in touch and then he came to Vancouver,” she said. People in 2020.
“It was very brave of him because we didn’t really know each other, apart from eating a few times together. But he came and we got along very well and we’ve been together ever since,” she said.
Kim Cattrall made the rare move of posing with her boyfriend Russell Thomas at the Alexander Wang show in New York City on Wednesday.
The Sex and the City alum, 67, put on a leggy display as she put her arm around her handsome boyfriend.
Cattrall, who has been married three times before, especially appreciates the way he makes her laugh, she said.
‘Is so easy. I feel very comfortable with him. He is a firecracker and has a wicked sense of humor. And he is easy on the eyes!’
The actress looked sensational in her black outfit.
She finished the look with sheer black tights, black studded heels, and a matching black Alexander Wang Ricco shoulder bag, which sold for over $1,000.
The Liverpool-born starShe wore a bold pair of open-toed black studded heels and a black square bag.
Kim’s longtime boyfriend looked handsome in a black suit and coat with striking wide lapels and an elegant drape with relaxed trousers that created a striking silhouette.
This comes after Cattrall credited her late mother for teaching her to stand up for herself and never “allow others to control my narrative.”
The couple has been dating for almost eight years since their first meeting in 2016.
“We liked each other, we stayed in touch and then he came to Vancouver,” she told People in 2020.
The former Sex and The City star opened up about her relationship with her mother Shane, who died in December 2022 at the age of 93, and revealed that her mother was her ‘idol’ who helped her daughter grow up and become a strong and independent person. women.
In an interview with Vogue Greece, the actress explained: ‘For me, a woman in her 60s, I think the biggest challenge is to stay relevant, to keep working, to have something to say. My idol has always been my mother.
‘Although she was never able to connect with work that made her happy and was depressed and lonely for long periods of time, she never lost heart.
‘That’s something she passed on to me. I am grateful that she has taught me to stand up for myself and not allow others to control my narrative. That is a very important lesson for young women.”
“It was very brave of him because we didn’t really know each other, apart from eating a few times together. But he came and we got along very well and we’ve been together ever since,” she said.
Kim with Kristin Davis, Sarah Jessica Parker and Cynthia Nixon in Sex And The City
It comes after Kim made her long-awaited return to the world of ‘Sex and The City’ by making a cameo in the spin-off series ‘And Just Like That…’
Her character Samantha Jones had been absent from the reboot following a fight with her SATC castmate Sarah Jessica Parker.
While the pair played best friends on screen, Kim refused to return to the show after a spectacular row with Sarah Jessica, 58.
In 2018, after Parker offered her public condolences to Cattrall following her brother’s suicide, Kim took to Instagram to criticize her. She wrote: ‘My mom asked me today ‘When will that @sarahjessicaparker, that hypocrite, leave you alone?’ Your continued approach is a painful reminder of how cruel you really were then and now. Let me make this very clear. (If I haven’t already). You are not my family. You are not my friend.
“So I’m writing to tell you one last time to stop exploiting our tragedy to restore your ‘good girl’ persona.” The following year, Sarah Jessica told PEOPLE: ‘We had this experience and it was amazing, and nothing will be the same. There was no fight; It was completely made up, because I never actually responded. And I won’t, because she needed to say what she needed to say, and that’s her privilege.