Netflix’s XO, Kitty Season 2: Twitter Review and Fans' Reactions

Current Netflix series XO, Kitty is on its second season and the series has been receiving massive trends on Twitter. Season two is the exploration of love, change, relationship, and all the turmoil that goes with it for our beloved Kitty. It has received a lot of run on the Social Media especially in form of both positive endorsement and criticism. Below, we’ve gathered some key fan reactions and critical takes from Twitter:

“XO, Kitty Season 2” Ending 🩷

It's a cliffhanger. But, I'm glad Kitty and Minho's love story was written perfectly, without any rush, unlike their previous relationships. Closure first before love was indeed a perfect ending for this season.#xokitty #xokittyseason2 pic.twitter.com/VwKSOb4uKN
— Hyungnim 💛 (@hyungnimkd) January 16, 2025

XO, Kitty Grows Up In Its Entertaining, Ensemble-Focused Second Season https://t.co/yiAeRK19Nm
— Paste Magazine (@PasteMagazine) January 16, 2025

#XOKittySeason2 Review: A #Nostalgic Return Lacking #Emotional Depthhttps://t.co/qdo1uBsZAF
— Zee News English (@ZeeNewsEnglish) January 18, 2025

The reason why #XOKitty continues to work is because of Anna Cathcart’s exuberant charm https://t.co/GSPEpqb3il pic.twitter.com/T7U1bB6Txn
— Decider (@decider) January 18, 2025

no like xo, kitty is literally everything.. they gave us black lesbians they gave us the mean lesbian they gave us good representation of questioning ur sexuality, they gave us actual GOOD love triangles and like also showed kitty becoming connected to her mother
— 🐈‍⬛ (@taenyzip) May 19, 2023

About the Netflix Series

XO, Kitty season 2 adapts the romantic comedy-drama from the hit webtoon where Laughing Ju, Prince Charming/Covey transforms cat-loving Kitty Song Covey; the story sets on the quest of finding herself, love, and adventure in Seoul. Directed by Jenny Han, the show is a mix of comedy and drama and for them offers very interesting performances both in terms of the action’s narrative, and the detailed, convincingly Korean atmosphere of the show. A great watch for anyone who loves to binge-watch To All the Boys series spin-offs.

Main Cast

Anna Cathcart as Kitty Song Covey
Gia Kim as Yuri Han
Minyeong Choi as Dae Heon Kim
Anthony Keyvan as Quincy “Q” Shabazian
Regan Aliyah as Juliana
Sang Heon Lee as Min Ho Kang
Peter Thurnwald as Alex Finnerty

Supporting Cast

Yunjin Kim as Jina Lim
Michael K. Lee as Professor Daniel Lee
Jocelyn Shelfo as Madison Miller
Ryu Han-bi as Eunice
Théo Augier Bonaventure as Florian
Audrey Huynh as Stella
Sasha Bhasin as Praveena
Joshua Lee as Jin

Streaming Platform

Available exclusively on Netflix.

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