Kristin Davis likes men who are involved with charities, because moral work helps puts people’s lives into perspective.
Davis, who made a name for herself as Charlotte York on ‘Sex and the City’, is part of the Oxfam Kenya Appeal – the charity’s largest appeal for people to help relieve the food crisis facing more than 12 million people across Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya – as charity work is a very important part of her life, and something she’d like to see in a potential partner.
She told The Huffington Post: “You don’t get to pick where you’re born. I’ve worked hard all my life, and I’ve had a lot of luck too. We love what we do, and then we get paid a ridiculous amount for it. I can’t speak for others – lots of people in my industry do charity work privately, so it takes different forms. I personally feel it is my responsibility, but that comes from my upbringing, where both my parents did voluntary work, so I thought everyone just did.”
“So I wouldn’t judge anyone for not doing charity, but I don’t know that I would date them either.”
Kristin, 46, also told how her work in Tanzania, which she recently visited to help the relief effort, helps put things like fame and celebrity in perspective.
She added: “It’s very easy to get sucked into the intense, tabloid world and be stressed out by it, and then I get to see the reality of how so many people live, which puts it all in perspective.”
“What do I care if someone doesn’t like my outfit? What do I care if my shoes are the wrong colour? So it’s been super-helpful for me as a person.”
