Cindy Chupack is a renowned Writer/Executive Producer, famously associated with the iconic television series Sex and the City. During her tenure on the show, she penned numerous episodes, including Evolution, Attack of the 5'10" Woman, Just Say Yes, Plus One is the Loneliest Number, I Love a Charade, and Splat!, which received individual nominations for Writer's Guild and Emmy awards.
In 2018, Chupack made her directorial debut with the television episode Now You See Me, Now You Don't from the series I'm Dying Up Here. Additionally, she ventured into feature filmmaking with Otherhood, a Netflix original starring Angela Bassett, Felicity Huffman, and Patricia Arquette, which premiered on August 2, 2019.
Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Chupack pursued a journalism degree at Northwestern University. As a celebrated author, she penned the New York Times bestseller "The Between Boyfriends Book: A Collection of Cautiously Hopeful Essays." Her humorous essays on dating and relationships have been featured in prominent publications such as Glamour and O, The Oprah Magazine, where she maintained her own columns.
Chupack's comic memoir, "The Longest Date: Life as a Wife," was published by Viking in February 2014, offering a candid account of her experiences with marriage and the quest for motherhood.
