XO Kitty Trailer: Anna Cathcart Navigates Through Love and Friendships in a New Country

XO Kitty is an upcoming coming-of-age romantic comedy series that will be premiering on Netflix. Created by Jenny Han, it is a spin-off of the To All the Boys film series that is based on Han’s book series To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. Apart from being the showrunner, Han will also serve as writer and executive producer.

The series will feature the younger Covey sister, Kitty, played by Anna Cathcart who will be reprising the lead role.

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Still from XO Kitty Trailer

The trailer opens with Kitty giving a small monologue about her ‘true love’. After witnessing Lara Jean and Peter’s beautiful love for each other, she says that she knows what ‘true love’ is. She has formed expectations about her own relationship based on her sister’s and continues to live by them. The scene shifts to the present day where she convinces her parents to travel to South Korea for her further studies and she reveals that her long-distance boyfriend studies there as well.

However, after she flies thousands of miles across to meet Han, she realises that he was already in a relationship. Devastated she tries to console herself and continue to complete her graduation. But she is met with roadblocks in the form of classmates who do not want her around. As the new girl, she faces many hurdles as the other students think that she came solely for a boy, nevertheless, she wants to show everyone that the decision she made was not just to meet Han, but also to advance in her academics.

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She takes up the challenge and tries to create an adventure of her own. In a new country and city, she longs to experience new things and establish her own identity. Along the way, she makes multiple friends, faces bullies and also falls in love. But most of all, she tries to become her own person and rise above the petty things that try to hold her down.

This is the first time Netflix has created a spin-off series from an original movie. The film series was a huge success and became a worldwide sensation among the younger generation. The new show is also highly anticipated and expected to live up to its predecessor. It will be interesting to witness how Kitty gets through the tough periods of her life.

Watch XO Kitty Trailer

The series will be released on May 18, 2023, on Netflix. Are you excited for the show? Let us know in the comments below!

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Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das is an Anthropologist by training, but her true passion lies in delving into the human experience through prose. A cinephile and pop culture enthusiast, she has been a writer for a year.

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