The show is technically a spinoff series of Netflix’s To All the Boys movie trilogy, itself based on a series of young adult romance books by Jenny Han. However, compared to the more grounded To All the Boys movies, XO, Kitty is absolutely off the rails — in the best way possible.

The 'XO, Kitty' season 2 finale left off with a bold move from Kitty that promises an exciting summer ahead Warning: XO, Kitty spoilers ahead! Long-lost relatives, love letters and last-minute surprises — XO,

Alex, the adorable Australian teacher who supported Kitty throughout season one, is barely in season two at all, and even Yuri feels less important to the story by the time this shorter run comes to an end. That's also the case with Praveena, who starts out strong before fading into the background as other stories jostle for centre stage.

If Season 2 of XO, Kitty wanted to end each episode, not just one, with Aespa’s "Drama" it would work. The sweet Netflix series spinoff of Jenny Han's To All the Boys I've Loved Before franchise centres on the youngest Song Covey sister,

Season 2 sees Kitty deal with multiple love interests (both male and female), a search for estranged relatives, an intricate revenge plot, and even a K-pop showcase. By the end, Kitty has reunited her family,

When Gia Kim logged into her Netflix account, she couldn’t believe her eyes. XO, Kitty was the number-one show watched on the streaming site. The teen rom-com has captured hearts across the world with its complicated love triangles and squares,