What Happened to AJLT's Chris Noth? Here's What He's Up to in 2023
It looks like the disgraced actor is doing better than ever.
Just a decade ago, Chris Noth was considered one of the most dashing men on television, as his iconic roles as Mr. Big on Sex and the City, Detective Mike Logan on Law & Order, and Peter Florrick on The Good Wife made millions of fans fall in love with the charming actor. However, when the allegations of sexual misconduct came to light, Noth's career was instantly derailed.
His characters were killed off in And Just Like That… and The Equalizer, and Peloton pulled the commercial featuring him from the air.
So, two years after the accusations, what is Noth up to now?
Surprisingly, Chris Noth is doing quite well, even though the women who accused him of groping and forcibly kissing them are still standing by their words. But the thing is, none of these women ever filed a complaint against him, and law enforcement never got in contact with Noth at all, as the amount of evidence against the actor is insubstantial to suspect him of any wrongdoing.
So it seems that, even though Noth's career was effectively destroyed by the accusations, he is still an innocent man because the court never found him guilty. Of course, many of the actor's fans are outraged by the situation, arguing that it was fair that Noth lost all his jobs at once.
However, it doesn't look like Noth himself is complaining about anything, as various sources indicate that his net worth in 2023 is still at a comfortable $16 million. In addition, Noth returned to acting last year when he produced, starred in, and directed a one-night reading of Eugene Ionesco's Rhinoceros at Saint James Place in Great Barrington.
Judging by the audience response, Noth's production was a big hit, although it's still unlikely that the actor will be cast by Hollywood any time soon.
In any case, Noth's wife Tara Wilson is still by his side, apparently sure of his innocence, and the fact that the actor was never accused of sexual harassment makes it look like his career is still viable for revival in the future.