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Netflix’s XO, Kitty returns with a second season filled with intrigue, jealousy, and even more juicy bi drama! The series is a spin-off of the popular To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before franchise, but before diving into the details — if you haven’t watched the first season yet (are you serious?!) — I must warn you that there will be major SPOILERS ahead for seasons 1 and 2 of the exhibit. So, proceed at your have risk.
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The first season follows the youngest Song-Covey sister, Kitty , as she travels to South Korea. Hoping to reunite with her long-distance boyfriend, Dae, and to learn more about her family’s history, she earns a scholarship at the prestigious private school in Seoul where he studies. However, upon her arrival, she’s hit with the shocking news that Dae has a girlfriend — Yuri, the “queen of KISS” (the Korean Independent School of Seoul).
Though Kitty was initially
‘XO, Kitty’s Queer Love Triangle Just Doesn’t Work
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 of XO, Kitty.
As a spin-off to Netflix's popular series To All the Boys I've Loved Before, we suspected that XO, Kittywould indulge in wholesome lovey-dovey tropes and a whimsical atmosphere, and it has. But what comes as a delightful surprise is the delicate and fluttering crush the youngest titular Covey sister (Anna Cathcart) develops on her frenemy Yuri (Gia Kim). In fact, it quickly becomes the most compelling romance in Season 1, with the breathless, electric scenes, the heartache of unrequited love, and the beautifully organic discussions about sexual identity. XO, Kitty's Season 1 finale increased the ante of this blossoming crush by introducing Yuri's lover, Juliana (Regan Aliyah), turning the romance into a weird but exciting love triangle. Despite the promise of this storyline, Season 2 was unable to deliver the tantalizing and affirming drama we anticipated, and this mainly because of how Juliana was treated as a character.
Juliana Is an Und XO, Kitty Season 2 Highlights One Of Netflix's Biggest Issues
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XO, Kitty season 2 highlights one of Netflix's biggest persisting problems with representation. Recently, XO, Kitty season 2 premiered on Netflix, portraying Kitty's spring semester at the Korean International School of Seoul (KISS). XO, Kitty season 1 ended just before winter break, with many complex arc developments, including Min-ho confessing his feelings for Kitty, while she discovers a mysterious Simon, and her grappling with her feelings for Yuri. The show's second season explores these avenues, from Kitty's lingering feelings for Yuri and Min-ho to her reuniting her estranged family.
XO, Kitty season 2 also features new and returning characters, spicing up the dynamics and storylines. One of the most important arcs in XO, Kitty season 2 involves Kitty and Yuri's evolving relationship. Kitty and Yuri kiss — leading to the latter and Juliana breaking up. These narrative choi
Is Kitty gay in XO, Kitty? Anna Cathcart opens up about Kitty's sexuality
17 January ,
XO, Kitty - inside the character
By Sam Prance
Kitty has feelings for boys and girls in XO, Kitty. Is Kitty bi though? Here's what Anna Cathcart has said.
XO, Kitty is the definition of gay rights! From Yuri to Q, the show has multiple iconic queer characters and, at the finish of season 1, we grasp that Kitty is one of them. Now, Anna Catchart has opened up about why she's so proud of how Kitty explores her sexuality in XO, Kitty.
At the start of XO, Kitty season 1, Kitty (Anna Cathcart) is convinced that Dae (Minyeong Choi) is her one true love. In fact, she moves all the way to Seoul to be with him. However, Kitty then finds out that Dae has a girlfriend, Yuri (Gia Kim) - adequately, appears to have one - and she learns that adore is not as simple as she thought.
Kitty then discovers that she has feelings for Yuri and this is explored even further in season 2. The show left fans wondering if Kitty is gay or bi but Anna Cathcart says it's important Kitty doe
XO, Kitty Season 2 Highlights One Of Netflix's Biggest Issues
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This article contains spoilers for XO, Kitty season 2.
XO, Kitty season 2 highlights one of Netflix's biggest persisting problems with representation. Recently, XO, Kitty season 2 premiered on Netflix, portraying Kitty's spring semester at the Korean International School of Seoul (KISS). XO, Kitty season 1 ended just before winter break, with many complex arc developments, including Min-ho confessing his feelings for Kitty, while she discovers a mysterious Simon, and her grappling with her feelings for Yuri. The show's second season explores these avenues, from Kitty's lingering feelings for Yuri and Min-ho to her reuniting her estranged family.
XO, Kitty season 2 also features new and returning characters, spicing up the dynamics and storylines. One of the most important arcs in XO, Kitty season 2 involves Kitty and Yuri's evolving relationship. Kitty and Yuri kiss — leading to the latter and Juliana breaking up. These narrative choi
Is Kitty gay in XO, Kitty? Anna Cathcart opens up about Kitty's sexuality
17 January ,
XO, Kitty - inside the character
By Sam Prance
Kitty has feelings for boys and girls in XO, Kitty. Is Kitty bi though? Here's what Anna Cathcart has said.
XO, Kitty is the definition of gay rights! From Yuri to Q, the show has multiple iconic queer characters and, at the finish of season 1, we grasp that Kitty is one of them. Now, Anna Catchart has opened up about why she's so proud of how Kitty explores her sexuality in XO, Kitty.
At the start of XO, Kitty season 1, Kitty (Anna Cathcart) is convinced that Dae (Minyeong Choi) is her one true love. In fact, she moves all the way to Seoul to be with him. However, Kitty then finds out that Dae has a girlfriend, Yuri (Gia Kim) - adequately, appears to have one - and she learns that adore is not as simple as she thought.
Kitty then discovers that she has feelings for Yuri and this is explored even further in season 2. The show left fans wondering if Kitty is gay or bi but Anna Cathcart says it's important Kitty doe