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Sarah Jessica Parker has said there could be another series of Sex and the City.
The 40-year-old star, in Britain to promote her new movie The Family Stone, spoke to Jonathan Ross for his BBC One chat show.
Asked if there would be more of the sitcom, Parker replied: "Not in the near future, but who knows? I wouldn't be opposed to it in the future - but we'd be quite old!"
She also said she loved spending time with her son and would like more children: "I'm from a big family, I love being from a big family. We would love to have another child but we feel lucky anyway."
The actress also talked about pressure on celebrity-mums to lose weight after giving birth. "I gained an awful amount of weight and enjoyed it. I wanted to be healthy. I nursed him for a really long time, I didn't worry too much about losing weight."
"Women of all sizes are beautiful when they feel good," she explained. "It's a great mistake of the fashion industry to focus less on fuller figures. I find larger women really sexy."
The 40-year-old star, in Britain to promote her new movie The Family Stone, spoke to Jonathan Ross for his BBC One chat show.
Asked if there would be more of the sitcom, Parker replied: "Not in the near future, but who knows? I wouldn't be opposed to it in the future - but we'd be quite old!"
She also said she loved spending time with her son and would like more children: "I'm from a big family, I love being from a big family. We would love to have another child but we feel lucky anyway."
The actress also talked about pressure on celebrity-mums to lose weight after giving birth. "I gained an awful amount of weight and enjoyed it. I wanted to be healthy. I nursed him for a really long time, I didn't worry too much about losing weight."
"Women of all sizes are beautiful when they feel good," she explained. "It's a great mistake of the fashion industry to focus less on fuller figures. I find larger women really sexy."
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