And just like that, Miranda Hobbes is moving on.

Months after it was confirmed that Sara Ramirez won’t be returning as Che Diaz on season three of And Just Like That, Cynthia Nixon shared her thoughts on saying goodbye to her character’s polarizing love interest .

“I think they felt, and [producer] Michael Patrick King felt, that that character had run its course,” Cynthia told Variety in an interview published May 30. “They came in and shook everything up, and then the arc was completed.”

But that’s not to say the Sex and the City alum’s real-life relationship with Sara will come to an end. Cynthia revealed that she still texts the Grey’s Anatomy alum often and praised them for bringing such an important role to life.

“They created such an amazing character,” the 58-year-old continued, “such a controversial character, but such an amazing character.”

As for what’s next for Miranda, whose affair with Che led to her divorce from longtime love Steve Brady (David Eigenberg)? Cynthia’s excited to see the attorney return to her single life, explaining, “I do feel like our show always works best when people are dating.”

Sara’s exit isn’t the only casting change ahead of the new And Just Like That season.

Karen Pittman, who played Professor Nya Wallace, previously opted not to reunite with Cynthia, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kristin Davis for the show’s third installment due to scheduling difficulties. (She also stars in The Morning Show and will appear in the upcoming adaptation of Judy Blume’s Forever.)

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As for new faces taking Manhattan by storm, earlier this month, Rosie O’Donnell revealed that she would be joining the series as a character named Mary by sharing a photo of the first episode’s script.

Alongside the snap, the comedian captioned the May 1 Instagram, “here comes mary.”

While you wait to find out when season three of And Just Like That will premiere, keep reading to catch up on more shows that are returning to TV screens this year.

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