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It’s official: Aidan (John Corbett) is back.
Today, Max released the first official trailer for season 2 of the Sex and the City spin-off, And Just Like That. (FYI, HBO Max will become Max on May 23.) Not only did the clip feature the return of Aidan, but it also revealed that the new episodes are premiering this June.
The trailer offers a glimpse of what’s to come in And Just Like That season 2. “No matter what life hands you, you can always count on your closest friends to be there,” Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) says in a voiceover.
The clip goes on to show a montage of scenes while Carrie reminisces about her life. “We are all blissfully unaware when our lives are about to change,” she adds. “Life’s too short not to try something new.”
The trailer concludes with a somewhat anticipated twist involving Carrie’s former flame, Aidan (Corbett). “And just like that, I realized some things are better left in the past. But maybe not everything…” Carrie says right as Aidan appears on her stoop.
Aidan’s return isn’t the only takeaway from the trailer. Not only does the clip tease a continued romance between Miranda and Che, but it also features a cameo by someone who seriously resembles Oliver Hudson (still awaiting confirmation on this).
In addition to Parker and Corbett, And Just Like That season 2 also stars Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes), Kristin Davis (Charlotte York), Sara Ramírez (Che Diaz), Sarita Choudhury (Seema Patel) and Nicole Ari Parker (Lisa Todd Wexley).
Other cast members include Karen Pittman (Dr. Nya Wallace), Mario Cantone (Anthony Marentino), David Eigenberg (Steve Brady), Evan Handler (Harry Goldenblatt), Christopher Jackson (Herbert Wexley), Niall Cunningham (Brady Hobbes), Cathy Ang (Lily Goldenblatt) and Alexa Swinton (Rose Goldenblatt).
June can’t come soon enough.
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