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06/10/2009
Donegal Hosts Sex In The City Star
'Sex and the City' star Sarah Jessica Parker and her recently born twins are in Co Donegal.
The actress and her husband, actor Matthew Broderick have been coming for years to their modest holiday home near the remote west Donegal village of Kilcar, where the Broderick family has long established connections. On Monday, dressed in a white mid-length coat and brown cap, the fashion icon was spotted chatting happily with locals in Donegal town accompanied by her son, James and twins, Marion Loretta and Tabitha Hodge, in their first visit to Ireland since their birth last June.
Mother and children were spotted in the company of a local friend heading for the SuperValu supermarket.
The family briefly strolled around the town, stopping to chat to people, before departing for the privacy of their holiday home in Kilcar.
(BMcC/KMcA)
The actress and her husband, actor Matthew Broderick have been coming for years to their modest holiday home near the remote west Donegal village of Kilcar, where the Broderick family has long established connections. On Monday, dressed in a white mid-length coat and brown cap, the fashion icon was spotted chatting happily with locals in Donegal town accompanied by her son, James and twins, Marion Loretta and Tabitha Hodge, in their first visit to Ireland since their birth last June.
Mother and children were spotted in the company of a local friend heading for the SuperValu supermarket.
The family briefly strolled around the town, stopping to chat to people, before departing for the privacy of their holiday home in Kilcar.
(BMcC/KMcA)
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