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On Sex and the City<\/em><\/a>, Sarah Jessica Parker<\/strong><\/a>\u2018s dating life provided plenty of humorous moments in one-off episodes, but it was the men who made it to boyfriend, fianc\u00e9e and husband status<\/a> whom fans love the most.<\/p>\n The love of Carrie\u2019s life, Mr. Big, played by Chris Noth<\/strong><\/a>, was there from the very beginning<\/a>. After a chance encounter on the street followed by other random run-ins, the pair began seeing each other, ending up in bed on their first date and breaking pal Charlotte York\u2019s cardinal rule. But the sex columnist couldn\u2019t get Big to commit to being a one-woman man until halfway through season 1. Carrie broke up with him in the final episode of the season after the tycoon refused to introduce her to his mother as his girlfriend.<\/p>\n The pair rekindled their romance in season 2, but it once again ended in tears when Big had to move to Paris for business and didn\u2019t tell Carrie until the last minute. She decided to stay behind in New York after he told her she shouldn\u2019t move abroad just to be with him.<\/p>\n Carrie went about with her dating life and had her heart shattered when she later ran into Big at a party in the Hamptons where he was with his new love, Natasha, whom he was engaged to and later married, despite telling Carrie he\u2019d never wed again after his first marriage failed.<\/p>\n Enter Carrie\u2019s next great love, Aiden Shaw. She fell for the handsome furniture maker, played by John Corbett<\/strong><\/a>, in season 3. He was the anti-Big, who was kind, loving, open about his feelings and put Carrie on a pedestal. But when Big became unhappy in his marriage, he began calling Carrie and the two ended up having a torrid affair<\/a> that ended his marriage to Natasha, as well as her romance with Aiden.<\/p>\n Carrie and Aiden rekindled things in season 4, with the pair eventually moving in together and the newspaper columnist reluctantly accepting his marriage proposal. But she ultimately couldn\u2019t commit to a wedding and the two went their separate ways for good \u2026 until the sight of him holding a baby with his new wife made her realize she needed to get back in the dating game, where infamous Post-It breaker upper<\/a> Jack Berger came along, played by Office Space<\/em> star Ron Livingston<\/strong>.<\/p>\n SJP\u2019s character went on to have one more major romance on SATC<\/em> with Mikhail Baryshnikov<\/strong>\u2018s more mature Russian artist Aleksandr Petrovsky. Carrie then went on to marry Mr. Big, whose name was revealed to be John Preston, in the first movie, and is back in the dating game on the SATC<\/em> Max revival, And Just Like That<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n