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.

The eighth and final episode of XO, Kitty season 2 starts on a very happy note with the news that her long estranged grandmother and great aunt are finally willing to meet and make up after 50-plus years apart. And it's all thanks to Kitty!

Season 2 sees Kitty deal with multiple love interests (both male and female), a search for estranged relatives, an intricate revenge plot, and even a K-pop showcase. By the end, K

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Almost five years after the release of Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018) film, main character Lara Jean’s (Lana Condor) younger sister Katherine “Kitty” Song Covey (Anna Cathcart) embarked on an adventure and spinoff show of her own,

Min-Ho often walks away with the strongest and most developed story arcs, and his chemistry with Kitty carries so much of the series. XO, Kitty needs to restructure, focusing more on those two characters, individually and together, and then expanding to other key figures as supporting characters and roles.

Viewers are curious to learn the spoilers to understand whether XO, Kitty Season 2’s ending gives Kitty the true love she deserves or she ends up single. The popular romance series features the youngest of the Covey sisters embarking on a quest to find her soulmate.

Stella replies that being here, on whatever secret mission she’s on, is “what I deserve.” As the season progresses, Kitty starts to piece together Esther’s mysterious background and scheme: She once auditioned for a singing reality show with hopes of becoming a star,