Chris Noth, who played the role of Mr. Big on the hit TV series “s** and the City”, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately.

He was accused of s**ual assault by multiple women, and his character was killed off in the first episode of the show’s reboot, “And Just Like That”.

However, fans were relieved to see recent pictures of Noth with his wife, Tara Wilson, and their children on social media.

Noth returned to acting in August 2022, and he has been posting family pictures on his Instagram account.

In one post, he shared a picture of himself, Wilson, and their son Orion, captioning it, “The family celebrated Tara’s opening.”

The couple was reportedly taking some time apart after the scandal broke, but they were spotted together again in January 2022.

Now, Wilson is back on his husband’s social media, and fans are thrilled to see them together as a family.

Wilson wrote a play called “B.R.O.K.E.N.

Code B.I.R.D.

Switching”, which premiered at Berkshire Theatre Group’s Unicorn Theatre in Stockbridge, MA.

In an Instagram story, Noth said that their family was “over the moon” about his wife’s play opening.

This shows that Noth is proud and happy for his wife’s achievements.

Fans flooded Noth’s post with sweet comments about his family and showed support for the actor.

Many were unsure if the marriage would make it through the scandal, but seeing pictures of a smiling couple was well-received by fans, who seem to be pulling for the couple.

In late 2021, two women accused Noth of assaulting them, each similarly but 10 years apart.

They both claimed they were “triggered” when the new series premiered.

Soon after, more women spoke out with stories of abuse from the actor.

In a Rolling Stone article from January 2022, many women, including former NYU students, recounted running into “Mr. Big” in bars and on the street in lower Manhattan in the early 2000s.

They claim he was notorious for hanging around bars and attempting to grope women.

Noth said in a statement to multiple outlets, “The accusations against me made by individuals I met years, even decades, ago are categorically false.”

He added that these stories could have been from 30 years ago or 30 days ago, but no always means no, and he did not cross that line.

The encounters were consensual.

After the women came forward, Noth was written out of the CBS series, “The Equalizer”.

He took some time to lay low but returned to stage acting in August 2022.

He directed, produced, and starred in a one-night reading of Eugene Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros” at Saint James Place in Great Barrington, Mass.

Page Six reported that he received a standing ovation and was “very happy with the show”.

Noth has reappeared on Instagram and posted pictures of his family and recent trip to Scotland.

Fans are anxious to see what comes next for Chris Noth and are glad to see him spending time with his family.