To All The Boys’ Lana Condor And Noah Centineo Are Like Proud Parents Talking About Anna Cathcart’s XO, Kitty, And My Heart Can’t Handle It

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The cherished “To All the Boys” series is moving forward with the second season of “XO, Kitty,” set to air on Netflix in 2025. Packed with delightful references from the original series, this spinoff transports fans back to the Korean Independent School of Seoul during Kitty’s second semester, offering a fresh dose of drama, romance, and family history. Actress Anna Cathcart is once again at the forefront as Kitty Covey, and the leads from the initial film, Lana Condor and Noah Centineo, are thrilled about their on-screen sibling’s new show, expressing their pride much like proud parents.

In a delightful twist of fate, Lara Jean Covey’s and Peter Kavinsky’s portrayers, Condor and Centineo, find themselves promoting new ventures simultaneously as the debut of XO, Kitty. Condor graces the big screen in the 2025 film, Valiant One, while Centineo prepares for the second season premiere of his Netflix series, The Recruit. Consequently, during their recent interviews, discussions around their past roles in To All the Boys and XO, Kitty have been unavoidable, and they’ve been overflowing with praise for the series.

What Lana Condor Said About Her On-Screen Sister And XO, Kitty

By chance, Condor and Cathcart crossed paths during their separate project promotions on New York Live, creating quite a spectacle. These actresses were overjoyed to see each other, constantly waving at one another. The To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before actress had nothing but high praise for her on-screen little sister. Essentially, the TATB franchise is in capable hands, and Condor concurs wholeheartedly.

Truly, standing there in the studio beside her, witnessing her flourish and dominate the stage, stirs deep feelings within me. I’m so incredibly proud of her, for she has truly earned every bit of success that comes her way. She took the franchise, made it her own, and ran with it like a pro. Her performance is nothing short of extraordinary, and I can’t help but feel that she deserves not just this world, but many more.

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Reflecting on Cathcart’s age of around 14 during the initial film, it must have been quite astonishing for Condor to witness her at 21, continuing the franchise with her own series. It’s heartwarming too, listening to how supportive she remains, demonstrating their bond extends beyond the screen, and their real-life reunion adds a special touch to it all.

What Noah Centineo Said About Reuniting With Anna Cathcart

Regarding face-to-face meetings, it’s worth mentioning that Noah Centineo appeared as a guest star in Season 2 of the series XO, Kitty. This news sent fans into a frenzy, as they eagerly anticipated seeing Peter Kavinsky on their screens once more.

When conversing with individuals, Centineo continued to shower Anna Cathcart with heartfelt compliments, admiring her performance during the filming of “XO, Kitty”. In an instant, my affection for both him and Peter seemed to be rekindled.

I adore Anna immensely. She’s not only a dedicated actress but also highly professional. In fact, during the making of To All the Boys, she was hands down the most diligent and prepared individual on set. So when Matt Kaplan approached me with an opportunity to collaborate in Seoul at the same time as they were shooting, I jumped at it! I appreciate Anna so much, and I’m more than willing to lend my support for her amazing work.

Isn’t it delightful? Watching those two actors highlight Cathcart’s contributions to the franchise, a series that began with their characters, feels incredibly heartwarming. Honestly, their compliments echo the pride of loving parents, and I share that sentiment entirely.

It’s been six long years since “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” first premiered on Netflix, and almost four years have passed since “To All the Boys: Always and Forever” concluded the series. Now, a new chapter unfolds with “XO, Kitty,” continuing the Covey family’s tale, and we can’t get enough of it!

Absolutely, you can certainly revisit the enchanting world of “XO, Kitty” on Netflix whenever you like, but there’s something truly special about witnessing the heartfelt appreciation the cast has for Cathcart and our beloved series.

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2025-01-26 01:11