Kristin Davis Says Bill O'Reilly Once Offered To Punch 'Sex And The City' Creator
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The conservative commentator, who was allegedly outraged at the show's explicit content, has paid millions to settle sexual misconduct complaints.
“Sex and the City” star Kristin Davis said former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly once offered her some help she didn’t want.
The actor divulged earlier this week that she ran into O’Reilly at an event while her show was still on air, and the conservative commentator expressed outrage at its creator.
“He said, ‘If I ever see Darren Star, I’m gonna punch him in the face,’” Davis recalled during Monday’s episode of her “Are You a Charlotte?” podcast. “I was just like, ‘What’s happening?’ And he goes, ‘I can’t believe what he makes you guys do.’”
“I was like, you know, ‘We really love our show,’” she continued. “Like, ‘We’re fine.’”
“He was, like, aggressively critical,” she added.
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