Beyond the drama and the love triangles, the heart of XO, Kitty is that the youngest Song-Covey sister is on a mission to reconnect with her deceased mother and the family that may or may not still be living in Korea. Season 2 saw her finally make some huge strides toward that mission and ended with her reconnecting her grandmother with her sister.

In XO, Kitty season 2, Kitty "Chaos Queen" Song Covey's sophomore year at the Korean Independent School of Seoul is once again replete with dizzying love triangles. The To All the Boys spinoff starring Anna Cathcart as the titular bubbly younger Covey sister returned to Netflix on Thursday,

The second season of Netflix's teen series "XO, Kitty" is almost here. Set again in Seoul, here’s everything to know about Season 2, from the release date to the cast.

Zoe Saldaña and her family are overjoyed by her new title: Oscar nominee. The actress, 46, posted rare photos of her three children — twins Cy and Bowie, 10, and son Zen, 8 — via Instagram on Thursday, January 23, after she was nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for her work in

Actress Anna Cathcart has had the unique experience of growing up on screen. Her acting career began in 2016 when she was just 13 years old, but she truly came of age playing Kitty Song Covey in the To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy. Now, the “chaos queen” is striking out on her own in the Netflix spin-off series XO, Kitty.

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.