'Sex and the City' Star Corbett Predicted Carrie and Aidan's Split in 'And Just Like That'

In a recent interview, actor John Corbett, who reprised his role as Aidan on the "Sex and the City" revival series "And Just Like That," reveals he was not surprised by the demise of Carrie and Aidan's relationship. Corbett says he knew from the beginning of the second season that Carrie and Aidan would not end up together, as he always believed Carrie's true love was Mr. Big.

The on-again, off-again relationship between Carrie and Aidan spanned 25 years, starting in "Sex and the City" Season 3. However, the pair ultimately called it quits during the final episodes of "And Just Like That." Corbett explains that he never felt Carrie and Aidan were truly right for each other, as Mr. Big would always be her forever love.

The series concluded with Carrie revising the epilogue of her novel to read, "The woman realized she was not alone - she was on her own." While Corbett says he was "bummed" to see the "Sex and the City" universe come to an end, he joked that Carrie would likely not remain single for long, predicting she would have a "new guy" by the next day.