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.

After binge-watching XO, Kitty Season 2 on Netflix, fans are eager to dive into another chapter in Kitty's life at KISS.

Netflix's XO, Kitty is a hit spinoff series from the To All the Boys I've Loved Before franchise; here's everything to know about XO, Kitty season 2.

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.

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.

I’ve moved on to explosive love triangles with girls!” exclaims Kitty Song Covey (Anna Cathcart) halfway through the second season of Netflix’s teen romantic dramedy XO, Kitty. Fresh off a group ski trip that blew up in smoke after a rogue love letter slipped into the wrong hands,

In the final moments of XO, Kitty season 2, Kitty finds Min Ho to share some exciting news with him. As she's trying to make sense of her newfound feelings for him, he reveals he'll be joining his family on tour — prompting Kitty to boldly ask if she can come along, too.

And to celebrate the return of the Netflix series, let's take a walk down memory and see how your favorite characters have changed since Season 1: To start, Anna Cathcart plays Kitty Song Covey. Finally,

A highly-anticipated new season of XO Kitty fails to deliver the charming spark of its first season. Season 2 promises a fresh start for Kitty at KISS—last season she was kicked out for living in the boys’ dormitory.