Chris Noth DENIES sexual assault allegations in first interview as Sex and the City star says he ‘strayed’ on his wife which ‘isn’t a crime’
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Chris Noth has firmly denied multiple allegation allegations of sexual misconduct in his first interview about the charges that infamously put his career on hold.
The actor, 68, who insists he is still close to his former Sex and the City co-stars, told USA Today that any encounters he has had outside his marriage were consensual.
‘I strayed on my wife, and it’s devastating to her and not a very pretty picture,’ he told the outlet. ‘What it isn’t, is a crime.’
The former Law and Order star has been married to his wife, Tara Wilson, 38, since 2012. The couple were together for 10 years before tying the knot and are parents to three children – Orion, 15, and Keats, three.
Noth admitted his infidelity saying, ‘You give yourself the same excuses that many men do; it’s just a little side dance, and it’s fun.
Denial: Chris Noth firmly denied multiple allegation allegations of sexual misconduct in his first interview about the charges that have put his career on hold in his first interview since his career was put on hold
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He said he justified by telling himself, ‘You’re not hurting anybody. No one’s going to know about this, you know, and sex is just enjoyable.’
‘And suddenly, a lot of people want to have sex with you. It’s like, ‘Well, I’m not going to get this chance again.”‘
Four women have told very different stories about their experiences with the Sex and the City star.
In Dec. 2021, just weeks after his character was killed off on the in the SATC spin-off And Just Like That, two women went public with their allegations of sexual misconduct.
One claimed he raped her in 2015 after she met the actor while working as a server at a nightclub.
The other accused Noth of raping her in 2004.
The actor’s rep called the allegations ‘categorically false.’
