Sarah Jessica Parker has officially put to rest the persistent rumors surrounding her relationship with Nicolas Cage, confirming that they indeed dated briefly. This revelation comes after years of speculation among fans and media outlets alike.

The two talented actors shared the screen in the beloved 1992 romantic comedy Honeymoon in Vegas, a film that received numerous Golden Globe nominations and became a classic in the genre of romantic films. Their on-screen chemistry likely fueled the public’s curiosity about their off-screen relationship.

The filming of this iconic movie took place from August 1991 to November 1991, just prior to SJP meeting her future husband, Matthew Broderick. This timeline indicates that her romantic involvement with Nicolas was likely a fleeting moment during the shooting of the film, making it a fascinating chapter in her love life.

SJP shared the details of this former relationship during a candid interview on Watch What Happens Live on Sunday night (July 13) on Bravo, showcasing her willingness to open up about her past.

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During the interview, Sarah Jessica reflected on her profound connection with Matthew, describing how she instinctively knew he was “the one” for her, even recounting the moment she first expressed her love for him. The host, Andy Cohen, took the opportunity to inquire about the long-rumored relationship with Nicolas Cage, which had surprisingly never been discussed between them before.

“Um, yes I did [date him],” Sarah Jessica confirmed, adding a layer of authenticity to the discussion. Interestingly, this relationship seems to be a topic she has not frequently revisited, leading Andy to exclaim, “Oh wow. We’ve got some talking to do!” This reaction highlights the unexpected nature of her revelation.

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Matthew, her devoted husband, recently made a rare public appearance alongside their three children, showcasing their close-knit family dynamics.