And Just Like That Recruits Stars from Law & Order, Desperate Housewives and Spider-Man: Homecoming for Season 3

And Just Like That... three new heartthrobs join the fold!

On Thursday, June 27, Max announced that Mehcad Brooks, Jonathan Cake and Logan Marshall-Green would be joining season 3 of the Sex and the City revival series.

Brooks (Law & Order), Cake (Desperate Housewives) and Marshall-Green (Spider-Man: Homecoming) have been cast as recurring guest stars.

In other casting news, Sebastiano Pigazzi — who plays Anthony's (Mario Cantone) boyfriend Giuseppe — and Dolly Wells — who takes on the role of Miranda (Cynthia Nixon)'s colleague, Joy — will appear in the highly-anticipated season as series regulars.

And Just Like That will continue to follow the lives of Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) as they continue to navigate love, loss, friendship and family in New York City as women in their 50s.

Other returning cast members include: Sarita Choudhury, Nicole Ari Parker, David Eigenberg, Evan Handler, Christopher Jackson, Niall Cunningham, Cathy Ang, Alexa Swinton and John Corbett.

With filming for season 3 underway, Parker, 59, opened up about the new energy that the next installment of AJLT will be bringing to the table during an appearance on Today with Hoda & Jenna in May.

Though she couldn't divulge on any specifics, the actress said that the new season "has a sort of soufflé quality to me this year."

"It just feels really lovely," she smiled. "So there will be layers and complexities and complications as there always are — especially in Carrie's life."

Though season 3 will see new faces added to the mix, not all will return.

Karen Pittman, who played Miranda's professor-turned-friend Nya Wallace, announced in March she would not be returning to the series for its third season due to scheduling conflicts.

In May, Nixon seemingly confirmed that Sara Ramírez won't be reprising their controversial character. The actress told Variety  that both Ramírez and the series' director Michael Patrick King "felt that that character had run its course" after the first two seasons, during which Che was a love interest for Miranda that spurred her to divorce Steve (Eigenberg).

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"They created such an amazing character — such a controversial character, but such an amazing character,” Nixon said of the Grey's Anatomy alum. “They came in and shook everything up, and then the arc was completed."