Rosie O’Donnell shares why intimate scene with Cynthia Nixon was ‘hard’
Read our Privacy notice Rosie O’Donnell has reflected on her intimate scenes with Cynthia Nixon on And Just Like That. O’Donnell was introduced during the third and final season of the Sex and the City spinoff series as a love interest for Nixon’s character, Miranda. The former daytime talk show host’s character arc was short-lived but included a post-coital scene with her real-life friend Nixon.
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Türler: Slippery Slope • Şiddet: Low