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Exploring love and legacy in XO, Kitty’s new season
As a new semester unfolds at KISS, the vibrant world of teenage matchmaking takes center stage once again. Kitty Song Covey, portrayed by Anna Cathcart, embarks on a thrilling journey filled with new love interests and unexpected drama.
This season, Kitty’s adventures lead her to Seoul, Korea, where she attends the same international school her late mother once did, intertwining her present with her family’s past.
Kitty’s bold leap into love
In true Covey spirit, Kitty has taken a bold step by moving her entire life to Seoul for a chance at love with her long-distance boyfriend, Dae-Heon Kim.
However, as the story unfolds, Kitty discovers that love can manifest in the most unexpected places. Her relationship with Dae is complicated by the presence of his fake girlfriend and close friend, Yuri Han, and his roommate, Min Ho Moon.
This season promises to explore the complexities of teenage relationships, showcasing the emotional rollercoaster that comes with young love.
Unraveling family mysteries
While the first season focused heavily on Kitty’s tumultuous love life, the second season shifts gears, placing the Song Covey family dynamics at the forefront.
Kitty decides to take a break from romance to delve deeper into her mother’s mysterious past. This journey of self-discovery is not just about finding love but also about understanding her roots. The return of familiar faces from the To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before universe adds depth to her quest, as Kitty seeks guidance from those who know her family history.
Surprise cameos and sisterly bonds
Fans of the original series will be thrilled to see Peter Kavinsky, played by Noah Centineo, make a surprise appearance. His visit, while traveling with the Stanford lacrosse team, brings a nostalgic touch to the storyline.
The interaction between Peter and Kitty’s love interest, Min Ho, adds a layer of tension and jealousy, showcasing the complexities of young relationships. Additionally, while Lara Jean’s absence is felt, the reunion of the Song Covey sisters, including Margot, played by Janel Parrish, promises to deliver heartfelt moments as they navigate their family ties in a foreign land.
As Kitty continues to follow in her sister’s romantic footsteps, she finds herself writing letters and recreating iconic scenes from the past, bridging the gap between generations. The lighthearted and effervescent tone of XO, Kitty remains intact, making it a delightful watch for fans of all ages. With the potential for a third season on the horizon, viewers are left eagerly anticipating what lies ahead for Kitty and her journey of love and self-discovery.
