And just like that And Sex and the City the star Christine Davis Modern dating is more familiar with the real-life rollercoaster ride.

On Monday, January 20, during the episode of his podcast, “Are you a Charlotte?” Davis, 59, revealed that he once loaned an “out of work” actor $5,000 before he hurriedly ghosted him.

Davis, who played Charlotte York in the hit HBO series Sex and the City said the podcast guest, before reprising the role for the 2021 reboot Sarah Winter — who appeared SATC The pilot – that the man's reaction to his generous gesture shocked him.

He detailed how an "out-of-work actor" he saw before he started SATCWho is now "very successful". Davis loaned him "all of $5,000" after seeing notices around his house threatening to cut off his electricity. He also learned that he "wrecked his motorcycle" so he couldn't attend the audition.

"He was very talented, but, at the time, I had money because I was working," Davis explained. "It changed the dynamic in a horrible way … but I probably should have known better. So I lent him this money and then, you know, he stopped calling. So I was like, 'What the heck?'

Davis added that she confronted the man — which didn't exactly help her situation.

"I remember going to his apartment and knocking on the door," Davis said on the podcast. "And his dog was there, and I loved his dog and I could hear his dog. But I was like, 'Is he there and pretending he's not there?'

When Davis was not greeted at the door, she later received a phone call from the man, who asked her if he was the person who knocked on her door.

"I was like, 'Well, yeah,'" Davis said. “I felt so embarrassed, like I was getting messy. I'd just like some recognition or whatever, which is some kind of fantasy."

Although he didn't reveal the man's identity, Davis gave some details of what he might be to this day. "She lives in the country with some kids, so I don't think I want to show up there," she quipped.

Reflecting further on the ordeal, Davis characterized her decision as a "terrible mistake" before imploring her audience to avoid repeating her actions. "Don't do it," Davis said. "It doesn't end well."

Charlotte Davis has famously experienced her own fair share of eventful dating scenes throughout six seasons. SATCBefore its evolution into two seasons AJLT. (Its third season AJLT It is expected to premiere later this year after being renewed in August 2023, and Charlotte is married to Harry Goldenblatt, Evan Handler.)

In real life, Davis is single and the mother of two adopted children: daughter, Gemma Rose, whom she adopted in 2011, and son, Wilson, who she adopted in 2018.