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Sarah Jessica Parker Confirms Rumor She Dated Honeymoon in Vegas Costar Nicolas Cage
UNITED STATES, JUL 14 – Sarah Jessica Parker confirmed she dated Nicolas Cage during filming in 1991 before marrying Matthew Broderick in 1997, clarifying decades of speculation in a recent interview.
- Sarah Jessica Parker confirmed on July 13, 2025, that she briefly dated Nicolas Cage during the filming of Honeymoon in Vegas in 1991.
- Their offscreen romance followed the 1991 filming and ended before Parker met Matthew Broderick in November 1991 amid media speculation about their relationship.
- Parker revealed she confessed her feelings first to Broderick with 'nothing to lose,' and he immediately responded, while praising Broderick as 'incredible.'
- Parker acknowledged the romance was short-lived and kept private at the time, while she and Broderick married in May 1997 and share three children.
- This confirmation ended decades of rumors and highlights the privacy maintained by Parker and Cage regarding their brief 1991 relationship.
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'I Didn't Hear from Her Again': Nicolas Cage Shuts Down Old Rumors After Sarah Jessica Parker’s Comments About Their Alleged Fling
“Sex and the City” actress Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed a previous unconfirmed rumor about her relationship with Nicolas Cage. Parker, 60, recently appeared on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” nighttime talk show during the July 13-dated episode. During the televised sit-down interview, Cohen directly asked his guest, “Did you date Nick Cage?” Parker hesitantly responded, “Um, yes, I did. Yes, I did.” Nicolas Cage and Sara…
The star of "Sex and the City" revealed that she starred in a torrid romance with Nicolas Cage after coinciding on the set of the tape "Honeymoon for Three"
The two actors became close while working together on the romantic comedy "Honeymoon in Vegas."
Sarah Jessica Parker (Ohio, 60) and Nicolas Cage (California, 61) played Betsy Nolan and Jack Singer on Honeymoon for three, a 1992 romantic comedy in which they give life to a couple who are going to marry to Las Vegas, but the boyfriend loses all the money playing poker and the link has to be postponed. After many comings and goings with another galan in between —with cameo included from a Bruno Mars as a child as a copycat of Elvis Presley — …
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