SEX and the City star Kristin Davis looks like she's ageing backwards after getting fillers dissolved.
The icon, 59, is best known for playing Charlotte York Goldenblatt in the rom-com.
Over the years Kristin has starred in several TV shows and blockbusters, including Friends, Will and Grace and And Just Like That.
Last night she took to Instagram to share a stunning snap of her in Kenya.
The star looked amazing as she posed for a selfie in the sunshine with not an inch of make-up on.
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Kristin captioned the post: "Jet lagged, but the Kenya hair is worth it."
Last year the star decided to embrace her natural beauty.
Chatting with The Telegraph, Kirstin said: “I have done fillers and it’s been good and I’ve done fillers and it’s been bad.
"I’ve had to get them dissolved and I’ve been ridiculed relentlessly.
"And I have shed tears about it. It’s very stressful.”
Fan support
Fans rushed to the comments section to share how amazing they thought she looked.
One wrote: "You really look great without makeup!"
Another chimed in: "Natural beauty."
"I love this photo!," a third added.
A fourth simply said: "Beautiful."
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A fifth commented: "Loved your Kenya hair. Wild and chic."
Sex and the City reboot
Kristin returned to our screens as part of the cast and executive producer of Sex and the City's revival And Just Like That.
Some fans criticised the show for attempting to fit into the modern world 16 years after the last series.
Sex and the City premiered back in 1998 and ran for six seasons until 2004.
We’ve come back with a new kind of broader world
Kristin Davis
The show stars Kristin, Sarah Jessica Parker, 59, Cynthia Nixon, 57, and Kim Cattrall, 67.
The stars have been quick to defend the reboot, saying: "We had this idea to come back in this way.
“We’ve come back with a new kind of broader world.”
Sarah, who plays the show’s leading character Carrie Bradshaw, added: “We’re back because we want to be. Nobody dragged us back, this is a hard-fought choice.
“We want to be here to tell this story in this way and invite all these new people.”
