Nepo baby with Hollywood A-list parents makes surprise appearance in And Just Like That – do you know who she is?
CLASS ACT Nepo baby with Hollywood A-list parents makes surprise appearance in And Just Like That – do you know who she is?
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A NEPO baby with Hollywood A-list parents has made a surprise appearance in And Just Like That.
And Just Like That premiered in December 2021 and focuses on Carrie and friends Miranda Hobbes and Charlotte York as they navigate life in their 50s in New York City.
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A nepo baby with Hollywood A-list parents has made a surprise appearance in And Just Like That
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Miranda makes a startling discovery in the new episode
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Mia gets pregnant with Miranda's son Brady after they hook up
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The third season has seen Carrie struggle to work out her relationship with ex-fiance Aidan Shaw, who is dealing with family drama in Virginia.
And in a new episode, fans will see the daughter of two very famous actors make a surprise guest appearance.
Ella Stiller is the daughter of Hollywood royalty Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor.
She pops up in the episode titled 'Better Than Sex,' and plays the role of Mia.
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Mia gets pregnant with Miranda's son Brady after they hook up, and a fiery confrontation ensues as Miranda confirms with Mia that Brady is the father.
Brady sits down to tell his parents, and Steve is far from happy about the news.
'You were just getting your life together, and now you have f****d it up so bad' he says.
Brady admits he'd only found out about the pregnancy because he'd bumped into Mia and she was clearly pregnant.
Brady doesn't know whether Mia will keep the baby or give it up for adoption.
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Later in the episode, Miranda is seen visiting Mia in the hair salon where she works and quizzes her on the pregnancy, while pretending not to be Brady's mum.
Miranda tries to subtly question her about the father of the baby, to which Mia replies: 'He's cool, I guess. It's not like we're gonna raise the kid together. F**k buddy status, you know?'
Not too long after, Miranda admits: 'I'm the 'f**k buddy's mother,' which quickly leads her to getting her face sprayed with water and a frosty exchange of words ensues.
Funnily enough, Ben and Christine's daughter already has a connection to Sex and The City, given that her grandma Anne Meara - who passed away in 2015 - played Steve's mother, Mary, in four episodes of the original series.
Earlier this year, it was revealed that Ella had landed herself a role alongside a House of the Dragon star.
The blonde actress will be appearing alongside Emily Carey, who played Lady Alicent Hightower in the HBO series, in a new off-Broadway play.
As well as Ella's famous dad, she also has a famous mum too.
Christine Taylor starred as Bonnie in Friends and in The Brady Bunch Movie and Zoolander.
The young actress has joined the cast of Before This New Year, a play written by Liana Sonenclar that will run Off-Broadway in New York City.
Ella will take on the role of Jen in the play, which is about a former high school track star called Alison Bennett.
At present, the play has been indefinitely postponed, with a statement from the production provided to Playbill reading: 'The production team is immensely proud of the work that has gone into developing this piece and grateful to all those who have contributed to its journey so far.'
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Ella Stiller is the daughter of Hollywood royalty Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor
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