It was a night of honesty and empowerment in New York City as Kim Cattrall, the beloved Sex and the City star, brought her trademark wit to a topic many women still shy away from — menopause.
Dressed in a vibrant hot pink Ferragamo blouse paired with a burgundy velvet suit, the 69-year-old actress looked radiant and confident as she hosted a special event celebrating women entering the next chapter of life.
A Conversation About the “Hot Topic”
“Is it hot in here, or is it me?” Kim teased with a smile as she kicked off the evening.
The line drew laughter, but her message quickly turned sincere.
Speaking to a packed audience, she called that familiar question one that “every woman has to ask herself” as she experiences perimenopause and menopause.
The event, held at Remedy Place in Manhattan, was organized in partnership with Natural Cycles, marking the launch of their new product, NC° Perimenopause — a digital, science-backed tool designed to help women better understand and manage their changing hormones.
A New Era of Science and Self-Care
Cattrall told Daily Mail that menopause isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. “There are no two menopause situations that are the same,” she explained.
“Whether it’s your mother, your sister, or your aunt, everyone’s experience is unique — and it’s all about how you deal with it.”
She praised how science and innovation are now coming together to support women through this transition.
“When something like this makes you smarter about what’s going on inside your body, that’s exactly where you want to be,” she said. “It’s in your hands. Don’t pass it off to somebody else.”
Bringing Humor and Realness to the Room
Staying true to her relatable nature, Kim admitted that she had come prepared for the evening — quite literally.
“Even today when I came here, I packed my purse and put a fan inside,” she laughed.
“Because you never know — that’s my way of supporting myself.”
The event wasn’t just informative; it was also indulgent.
Guests were treated to personalized wellness sessions, including guided breathwork, customized smoothies from Drugstore, and high-tech health treatments aimed at improving well-being.
Breaking the Silence Around Menopause
Kim’s message went far beyond the event. As World Menopause Day approached on October 18, she urged women to start talking more openly about this natural part of life.
“Going through menopause — luckily, I’m past it now — was all about educating myself,” she said.
“For those who have it ahead of you, God bless you. But remember, this is your journey, and you get to own it.”
Taking the Conversation Online
Before the event, Cattrall shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, encouraging her followers to view menopause not as an ending, but as a beginning.
“Menopause isn’t the end — it’s just the start of who you’re becoming,” she wrote.
“I only wish I’d had a tool like @ncperimenopause within the @naturalcycles app to help me navigate the menopause maze. The good news? You do.”
She added that the new tool helps women “connect the dots” and make sense of their symptoms by understanding the hormonal shifts happening beneath the surface. “I am who I am today because of this journey,” she concluded.
“So embrace it. Talk about it. Own it with confidence.”
A Powerful Reminder for Women Everywhere
As the actress continues to champion open conversations around women’s health, her message remains clear — menopause is not something to hide or fear.
It’s a powerful, transformative time that deserves understanding, conversation, and yes, even celebration.
And as Kim Cattrall put it best that night — “It’s in your hands.”