Sara Ramirez, the star of “And Just Like That,” may not be coming back for season three

And Just Like That, the Sex and the City sequel, has been well received by viewers, who particularly praised Sara Ramirez’s outstanding portrayal of Che Diaz. Ramirez gave the sitcom more nuance and realism by portraying a non-binary stand-up comedian and podcaster next to Miranda Hobbes, played by Cynthia Nixon. However, Season 2 came to an end when Che and Miranda split up on screen, and Variety is now claiming that Ramirez won’t be back for Season 3.

Though Ramirez’s departure’s precise cause is yet unknown, rumors abound. Some people blame the split screen, while others speculate that Ramirez’s Instagram postings on Palestine may be connected. Fans of Ramirez are optimistic about his future appearances despite this uncertainty, especially in light of the close bond that is shown between Che and Carrie Bradshaw, played by Sarah Jessica Parker.

Sara Ramirez, who is well-known for speaking her mind, previously expressed her strong opinions on the Israel-Hamas war on Instagram. Subsequent rumors claimed that Ramirez’s position led to his termination from the program. A person with direct knowledge of the matter disputes Ramirez’s termination as being motivated by their political beliefs. “Che’s character had reached a natural conclusion since their relationship with Miranda had ended,” the source said.

A month after they made their criticism of the Hollywood business for what they saw as its apparent lack of ethics on social media, Sara Ramirez’s departure from the program was officially announced. Ramirez vented his fury on Instagram, writing, “Our business is so deceptive. Casting directors and agents are creating blacklists of actors and employees who post anything in favor of Palestinians in Gaza in order to assure that they won’t be hired again, all the while handing out prizes.

They are terminating and letting go of others with lesser platforms while praising those of their own customers who have spoken out against this slaughter. They give awards to “LGBTQ organizations,” but they say nothing about the organizations’ connections to arms manufacturers that provide the Israeli military with weaponry as it exterminates Palestinians, including LGBTQIA2S+ people.

Ramirez went on, “I understand. Prizes are bright, and individuals either have to pay their rent or want to feel important and strong. We have already passed the 100-day milestone in this “war,” which many—including the International Criminal Court—have recognized as a genocide. The performativity of so many people in Hollywood is astounding. More theatrical even than the last role I had.

Miranda Hobbes’ marriage to Steve Brady (David Eigenberg) ended in part due to the influence of Carrie Bradshaw’s podcast partner, Che Diaz, in the first season of And Just Like That. Che and Miranda were seen spending time together in Los Angeles before the conclusion of the first season. But their relationship deteriorated in the second season, which finally resulted in their split. In the second season finale, Carrie threw a goodbye dinner party for her New York apartment, which Miranda and Che attended.