Twelve years, 94 episodes and two blockbuster movies later, the ladies of Sex and the City, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon have decided to hang up their Monolos and call it an end.

After the second movie of the Sex And The City received disappointing reviews, Grazia reports that all plans for a third installment have been placed on hold, despite the cast’s optimism to have a trilogy of the flicks.

Sarah Jessica Parker recently said: “I hope Carrie will live on.”

And John Corbett said: “I think the girls are up for [another movie] and Michael Patrick King has lots of ideas.”

The second movie was surrounded with controversy after scenes set in Abu Dhabi being branded “borderline racist”.

In addition the movie was universally slammed by critics, Entertainment Weekly wrote a scathing review: “SATC 2 transformed four once mildly likeable characters into rancid, obliviously overentitled grotesques.”

The movie performed disappointingly at the box office, coming in third in the U.S on it’s opening weekend and taking in $37million (over R280 million) compared to the first movie which raked in $57million (over R435 million).

Sex And The City was based in part on writer Candace Bushnell’s book of the same name compiled from her weekly column in the New York Observer, with the show focusing on four big city professional women living their lives in New York City. (Source