Chris Noth aka Mr Big from Sex and The City went for a splash at Bondi Beach on his trip to Sydney.
Chris Noth braved the cold water like a pro in Sydney as he went for a splash at Bondi Icebergs on his recent visit downunder.
It was the same trip in which the former Sex and the City star stirred up controversy by calling the show’s iconic lead character Carrie a “whore”.
Speaking of the iconic lothario character that he played – Mr Big, and his relationship with Carrie, Chris said in an interview with News.com.au: “The relationship just didn’t work, and he went on to get married while she went on to … how many boyfriends did she have? She was such a whore! [laughs]”.
Chris meanwhile looked perhaps a little older and softer round the edges than his on-screen counterpart as he took the water in Sydney, giving his expanding belly a rub as he braced himself against the icy seawater.
As to whether there’ll be a third Sex and the City movie any time soon? Chris said: “I’ll believe it when they say ‘Action!’ and until then I don’t pay any attention.”
We guess we’ll just have to patiently wait and see.
Chris Noth decided to soak up some of the sun on his recent visit to Sydney and paid a visit to Bondi Beach.
Looks like he got a bit of shock as he hit the icy water!
Chris looked to be living up to the name of his Sex and the City alter ego “Mr Big” as he looked considerably softer round the edges than back in his heyday as the infamous playboy character.
Chris gave his expanding belly a rub as he braced himself against the icy seawater.
It was during his Sydney trip that the star stirred up controversy by calling Sex and the City’s iconic leading character Carrie a “whore”.
Although the comments were reportedly made in jest, he angered many fans of the show for entirely missing the point of what the series was about.
As to whether there’ll be a third Sex and the City movie any time soon? Chris said: “I’ll believe it when they say ‘Action!’ and until then I don’t pay any attention.”
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