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And just like that,Lea DeLariaset the record straight.
DeLaria kept her Instagram video short and sweet, telling her followers, “Just want to put it out there, I’m not Che Diaz. Thanks for your time.”
She reiterated in the caption, “This is a public service announcement 🚨 I am not Che Diaz!”
“Aren’t you though? 😂,” one wrote, while another asked, “Okay but have we ever seen you & Che Diaz in the same room at the same time?!”
“You’re not? But, I had plans to attend your comedy concert. 😄,” another added.
On theSex and the Cityrevival series,Ramírez plays Che, who appears on a podcast with Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker).
Sara Ramirez and Sarah Jessica Parker.Craig Blankenhorn/HBO
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“They are a very dynamic, funny character that comes in and sort of challenges other characters' internalized oppression,” Ramírez previously told theNew York Postabout theircharacter. “They are a character who unapologetically speaks their truth.”
Viewers have seen a romance develop between Che and Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon), and on thelatest episode, which aired Jan. 20, Miranda decided to finally ask longtime husband Steve (David Eigenberg) for a divorce to pursue a relationship with Che.
“I’m going to surprise Che at their show. And tell them that we can be together,” Miranda told Carrie shortly after dropping the bomb on Steve. “I’m in a rom-com Carrie!”
And Just Like That …is streaming now on HBO Max.
source: people.com
