The View’s Alyssa Griffin had viewers laughing when she called Kristin Davis by her character name during an interview.

When TV Hosts Mix Fiction With Reality

Alyssa Farah Griffin had a funny slip-up during Tuesday’s episode of “The View.”

While interviewing actress Kristin Davis, Griffin accidentally called her “Charlotte” – the character Davis has played for decades on “Sex and the City” and its sequel series.

The Memorable Mix-Up

“Um, Charlotte, I want to ask you,” Griffin began before catching herself.

The 35-year-old host immediately recognized her mistake, tilting her head back with laughter as she exclaimed, “I just said Charlotte!” Davis took the name confusion in stride.

Star-Studded Interview

The blunder happened during a live interview with the “And Just Like That” cast.

Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and other cast members joined in the laughter as Griffin joked, “You didn’t even hesitate!”

The moment created genuine warmth on set.

Deeper Conversation

Despite the name slip, Griffin smoothly transitioned to her actual question.

She asked about comparisons between “And Just Like That” and shows like “Golden Girls” regarding their portrayal of women in their 50s and 60s – a thoughtful topic beyond the funny moment.

Davis’s Passionate Response

Davis explained their mission perfectly: “There just wasn’t a really vibrant, alive picture of women in their 50s and 60s.”

She emphasized how life keeps evolving at every age, adding that bringing these stories to screen was a major motivation for returning to their characters.

Show’s Evolution

The “Sex and the City” sequel has now completed three successful seasons.

While Kim Cattrall wasn’t part of the main cast, she made a special appearance in season 2, joining other notable guest stars like former “View” host Rosie O’Donnell in the current season.

Where To Watch

Catch “The View” weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on ABC.

For fans wanting to see what Charlotte – er, Kristin Davis – is up to these days, all episodes of “And Just Like That” season 3 are currently streaming on Max.