And Just Like That

While preparing for the upcoming Met Gala with Seema, Lisa, and Charlotte, Carrie questions whether she’s ready for something more from her casual Thursday night fling – podcast producer Franklyn. Meanwhile, Miranda misreads Che’s signals and finds herself worrying that their relationship is only about sex, and Nya adjusts to life with Andre away on tour.

After some unvarnished relationship advice from her stylist, Seema wonders if she’s getting in her own way. Meanwhile, Carrie struggles with the script for a podcast ad, Charlotte goes on a hunt to retrieve Lily’s designer clothing from an online reseller, and Miranda leans on the kindness of surfers after losing her phone at the beach.

When her audiobook taping reaches an emotional chapter, Carrie finds a spur of the moment excuse to bail. As Charlotte and Lisa try to get their hands on the “MILF” list that’s circulating around their kids’ school, Miranda looks for a way to connect with herself.

After running into her old boss and mentor, Carrie balks at her offer for a column in a new online magazine for seniors. With their kids off at summer camp, Charlotte, Harry, Lisa, and Herbert each celebrate in their own unique ways. Meanwhile, Miranda navigates an uncomfortable living arrangement back at home with Steve and Brady.

After a night out at a high-end hotel bar, Carrie has a bike lane collision with a handsome but possibly broke tech entrepreneur, Nya basks in her first ever one-night stand, and Seema tries to keep an open mind about her hookup. Meanwhile, Charlotte veers into stage mom territory when Rock is scouted by a modeling agent, and Miranda and Che contend with opposing schedules.

With Che in a rut following a dismal TV focus group, Carrie asks them to join her at a conference for widows where she’ll be the keynote speaker. After Lily announces she’s ready to lose her virginity, Charlotte goes to great lengths to support her daughter’s decision. Realizing she’s been avoiding a confrontation, Miranda broaches an uncomfortable conversation with Steve.

After Aiden responds to her spontaneous email, Carrie ponders the significance of their upcoming dinner plans. A newly single Miranda has a promising meet cute with a Jane Austen audiobook reader. Later, Lisa bristles at her son’s new girlfriend’s boundary issues.

Ahead of her visit to meet Aiden’s sons, Carrie fields Miranda’s concern that she may be moving too fast – and grapples with her own doubts about her past choices. Meanwhile, Charlotte prepares to return to work full-time, Seema finds herself with a very picky new client, and Miranda gets the cold shoulder from her fellow interns.

Realizing she and Aiden need a more permanent solution than staying at Che’s place, Carrie makes a big real estate decision. Worried that Brady’s life is getting off track, Miranda asks Charlotte if Lily would give him some college advice. Burning the candle at both ends, Lisa tries to keep up with the demands of her career and Herbert’s political campaign.

As a farewell to her apartment – and all its good and bad memories – Carrie preps for a formal dinner party with her closest friends. Meanwhile, Miranda begins to try to be friends with her exes, Charlotte has a night out with her coworkers to celebrate a big sale at the gallery, and Lisa tries to wrap her head around her new reality.

As Carrie puts the final touches on her lavish dinner party, a hungover Charlotte tells Harry he needs to be more supportive, Miranda reconnects with Steve, and Seema worries she’s made herself too vulnerable with Ravi.