The spinoff series 'XO, Kitty' is renewed for a second season.

One of Netflix's many is undoubtedly the film adaptation 'To All The Boys I've Loved Before' which, due to its great success, became a trilogy, thus adapting Jenny Han's novels. All the details of the films helped its success, from its cinematography, color palette, story, to, of course, its cast. One of the stars of the trilogy is Noah Centino, the handsome actor who has starred in numerous Netflix projects, and alongside him was Lana Condor, playing the lead role. The main attraction of 'To All The Boys…' is undoubtedly its story, and how its protagonists, came to fall in love, and the whole development that Lara Jean, the main character, goes through to find love. Lara had the help of her sister, little Kitty (Anna Cathcart) and thanks to her, she was able to leave stories behind to focus on her future.

What we didn't know is that since this movie trilogy was so famous, Netflix would revive it with a spinoff series starring, obviously, the fearless younger sister who now has to find her better half. The series 'XO, Kitty' was undoubtedly a hit for Netflix, where we see the grown up Ketty going all the way to Korea to be with her long distance boyfriend, however, things don't go as she plans.

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Since it's Netflix, fans were in anticipation of whether they would have more seasons of the series, and now, the answer came. And yes, Netflix renewed 'XO, Kitty' for a second season. And how could it not, if the series "debuted in second place in the Top 10 English-language TV series with 72.1 million hours watched" and "appeared in the Top 10 in 90 countries during its first week."