Everything You Need to Know About "XO, Kitty" Season 2
If you’ve been counting down the days for more Kitty Song Covey drama, exciting romances, and heartfelt moments, you’re in luck. "XO, Kitty" Season 2 is set to premiere on January 16, promising more chaos, love, and laughter as Kitty navigates life at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (KISS).
Kitty’s Growing Pains: A New Chapter at KISS
After a whirlwind first season, Kitty is back at KISS for another semester—but this time, she’s single, exploring her identity, and testing the dating waters. The season will focus on her “bi awakening” as she starts casually dating different people. Expect complicated dorm life dynamics too, as Kitty is assigned to room with familiar faces like Yuri and her girlfriend Juliana, along with a witty new addition named Stella (played by Audrey Huynh).

Season 2 promises more of the refreshing, diverse storytelling we’ve come to love, with episodes set against the vibrant backdrop of Seoul, South Korea, adding layers of cultural context and stunning visuals. From Chuseok celebrations to intense school trips, the series weaves in cultural moments alongside personal discovery.
Returning Favorites and Fresh Faces
The cast lineup is a mix of the beloved and the brand-new. Of course, Anna Cathcart returns as our spirited protagonist, Kitty. Noah Centineo (aka Peter Kavinsky from "To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before") makes an exciting reappearance, reconnecting fans with the franchise’s broader universe. Fans will also see familiar faces like Choi Minyeong (Dae), Gia Kim (Yuri), Sang Heon Lee (Min Ho), Peter Thurnwald (Alex), and Regan Aliyah (Juliana).
New characters bring intrigue and drama into Season 2’s storylines. Stella (Audrey Huynh), Praveena (Sasha Bhasin), and Jin (Joshua Lee) are poised to shake things up, adding fresh love interests and friendships to the mix.
Here’s a quick look at the key players:
Character | Role | Actor |
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Kitty Song Covey | Main Character, Navigating Single Life | Anna Cathcart |
Peter Kavinsky | Crossover Role from "To All the Boys" | Noah Centineo |
Stella | KISS Dorm Newcomer | Audrey Huynh |
Exploring Love and Identity Through Representation

Season 2 continues to push boundaries by portraying love and relationships in all their complexities. Kitty’s journey of self-discovery highlights her evolving understanding of herself, from long-distance heartbreak with Dae to dating girls and beyond. Yuri and Juliana’s relationship also dives into themes of societal expectations and personal courage—an added layer of LGBTQ+ representation the series is celebrated for.
Jessica O'Toole, the showrunner, emphasizes that relationships are not only romantic but also familial and platonic. Kitty's relationships with her peers deepen, and even her bond with Peter Kavinsky evolves, reflecting the subtle emotional threads binding the universe of "To All the Boys" and "XO, Kitty."
Drama, Friendship, and Family Secrets

Buckle up for some juicy plot twists: Kitty isn’t just dealing with romance and school pressures. The season hints at revelations tied to her mother’s past and Q’s family background. Themes of family legacy repeatedly intertwine with Kitty’s story as she learns more about where she comes from and what it means to move forward.
Friendship takes center stage too. Whether it’s mending ties with Dae, navigating tense moments with Min Ho, or forming new bonds with her roommates, Kitty’s circle of allies is never boring. Male friendships, especially between Dae and Min Ho, are given more depth this season, addressing the nuances of conflict and growth.
What Fans Can Expect
From heartwarming moments to dramatic fallout, "XO, Kitty" Season 2 is poised to offer everything fans loved about Season 1—dialed up a notch. Whether you’re here for the romantic entanglements, Kitty’s quirky personality, or the cinematographic charm of Seoul, there’s something for everyone.
How do you think Kitty’s journey will unfold? Are you ready to root for your favorite couple—or ship some brand-new ones? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments below; we want to hear from you!