TV star claims show boss 'forced' her to flash breasts 23 years ago

Sex And The City's Charlotte Says Showrunner Forced Her To Flash Bare Chest In Series: 'There Were People...'

Kristin Davis, known for playing Charlotte York in Sex and the City, revealed she was pressured by showrunner Michael Patrick King into a chest-flashing scene in Season 5, which she found mortifying.

TV star claims show boss 'forced' her to flash breasts 23 years ago

A star of a beloved 00s romantic comedy series has revealed she felt pressured to film a topless scene by her male boss.

'Sex and the City' Star Kristin Davis Claims Showrunner ‘Forced’ Actress to 'Flash My Chest' While in Public During 'Mortifying and Stressful' Moment

Kristin Davis has claimed the 'Sex and the City' showrunner Michael Patrick King once urged her to 'flash' her chest during a particular scene.

Kristin Davis Was "Forced" to Flash Her Bare Chest in "Mortifying" 'Sex and the City' Scene

She called filming the NSFW scene a "mortifying" experience.Getty ImagesKristin Davis is continuing to give Sex and the City fans a behind-the-scenes look at bringing her beloved character Charlotte York to life–including filming uncomfortable NSFW scenes. On the Monday, March 31 episode of her podcast, Are You a Charlotte?, Davis shared the backstory behind several episodes where she appeared sans clothing, revealing she was “forced” to flash h…

Lorraine Kelly reveals sleazy TV boss made shocking comments to her

LORRAINE Kelly has revealed a sleazy TV boss once made shocking comments to her. The Scots presenter, 65, said he once told her ‘you don’t make my trousers twitch’. STVLorraine revealed a sleazy TV boss once made shocking comments to her[/caption] She accused the unnamed man of ‘arrogance’ that he thought she’d be ‘bothered in any way’. She said after the remark was made she questioned whether she was supposed to be ‘insulted’. The television st…

“I couldn’t help but wonder…” why ‘Sex and the City’ refuses to fade away - The Vanderbilt Hustler

When “Sex and the City” (SATC) first aired in 1998, it was groundbreakingly sexy, provocative and undeniably progressive. Created by Darren Star and adapted from Candace Bushnell’s real-life column and book, the show follows four successful women navigating relationships, careers and friendships in New York City. The series lasted six seasons with 96 episodes and ended in 2004, but it remains deeply relevant. SATC still provokes questions about …