Kim Cattrall turns 67! The Sex and the City vixen celebrates her birthday… three days ahead of her And Just Like That cameo

Golden Globe winner Kim Cattrall enjoyed a couple slices of cake at her 67th birthday celebration on Monday – three days ahead of her highly-anticipated cameo on Max’s And Just Like That.

The ‘Liverpool-born, Canadian-bred New Yorker’ shared a couple Instagram posts set to The Beatles’ 1968 Birthday song and she quoted a line of dialogue from Ridley Scott’s 2000 hit movie Gladiator.

‘Imagine where you will be and it will be so,’ Oscar winner Russell Crowe famously said in a rousing speech as general-turned-slave-turned-gladiator Maximus Decimus Meridius.

Kim’s posts received glowing comments from Hocus Pocus 2 star Kathy Najimy, stylist Phillip Bloch, We’re Here co-creator Johnnie Ingram, and chef Ryan Scott.

Cattrall likely spent her special day with her British beau since 2016 – former BBC staffer Russell Thomas – who’s reportedly 14 years her junior.

‘I love him, and he was worth waiting for,’ the thrice-divorced About My Father actress gushed to People back in 2020.

‘It’s just so easy. I’m very comfortable around him. He’s a firecracker and he’s got a wicked sense of humor. And he’s easy on the eyes!’

In the newly-released teaser for the And Just Like That season two finale – airing this Thursday – author Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) receives a phone call from her fired publicist and elusive friend from London, Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall).

Kim was said to have negotiated a lucrative deal directly with Max chairman-CEO Casey Bloys for her to return for one solo car scene, and it was a very closed set.

Cattrall reportedly enlisted former Sex and the City costume designer Patricia Field – whom she calls ‘my dearest friend and collaborator’ – to select the perfect designer costume for the scene.

Evan Handler – who plays Harry Goldenblatt – told People on June 4: ‘Apparently, [her cameo] was shot in the garage somewhere with no contact with anybody, so the only place I have to welcome her is into my living room when it airs on television.’

In the HBO series – which spanned 1998-2004 – Samantha was the most sexed yet the least judgmental of Carrie’s friends – even after her affair with then-married Mr. Big (Chris Noth).

And who could forget the touching scene when Jones spoonfed soup to a despondent Bradshaw on her Mexican honeymoon (sans her flaky groom) in the 2008 flick Sex and the City: The Movie.

Sarah, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis all earned $10M paychecks to executive produce and star in the first season of the Sex and the City continuation – according to Variety.

But there was clearly bad blood between the Glamorous producer-star and the 58-year-old Emmy winner, which exploded on Instagram in 2018 when she accused Parker of expressing faux concern over the death of her brother Chris.

‘Everything is on Google, so I encourage you to Google it, about anything that I’ve said [about her],’ Kim told the Los Angeles Times in 2020.

‘I feel that that was then, and when I look at what’s going on around me, I just don’t have any regrets.’

Parker denied ever having a feud with her Cattrall over their six seasons of Sex and the City and two films.

‘I think we both felt like it had taken on a life and it didn’t matter how many people denied it,’ the former child star lamented on The Howard Stern Show in 2016.

‘These were my sisters. These were people that I grew to love and admire. And was every day perfect? Were people always desperately, hopelessly in love with each other? No but this is a family of people who needed each other, relied upon each other, and loved each other. And this sort of narrative, this ongoing cat fight, it really used to upset me for a very long time.’