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As mid-December 2025 arrives, Netflix’s endearing teen series XO, Kitty is firmly in post-production after wrapping filming in July, positioning it for a likely early 2026 debut. The spin-off from Jenny Han’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before franchise, featuring Anna Cathcart as the bubbly yet troublesome Kitty Song Covey, has sustained strong fan engagement — though a proliferation of unofficial “official trailers” on YouTube, such as one titled “Kitty & Min Ho’s Most Dangerous Moment,” is adding layers of speculation and misinformation to the mix.
The show earned its third-season renewal on Valentine’s Day 2025, boosted by Season 2’s robust performance: launching at No. 2 on Netflix’s English TV List in January with 14.2 million views in its opening weekend and charting in the Top 10 in nearly 90 countries. The announcement included a charming video of Cathcart receiving the Season 3 premiere script.
Production started in spring 2025 in Seoul, South Korea, and concluded in July, with Netflix posting behind-the-scenes wrap footage. Cathcart and castmates like Sang Heon Lee (Min Ho), Gia Kim (Yuri), Minyeong Choi (Dae), and Anthony Keyvan (Q) shared affectionate posts about the experience.
New recurring characters join the lineup: Sule Thelwell as Marius, Soy Kim as Yisoo, and Christine Hwang as Gigi, expected to introduce new conflicts and alliances. Valentina Garza assumes showrunner duties for Season 3, with Han remaining an executive producer via ACE Entertainment.
Storylines build directly on Season 2’s finale, where Kitty, after sorting through a complex web of emotions, asks Min Ho to “wait” for her ahead of summer break. Teases indicate the series’ debut summer episode, potentially delving into Kitty’s time with Min Ho’s family — ideal for escalating romantic sparks, rivalries, and connections to her mother’s Korean heritage.
The ongoing “Team Min Ho” versus other ship debates thrives, supported by the show’s inclusive queer elements, bisexual lead, and mix of American teen stories with K-drama tropes.
In the meantime, YouTube hosts numerous videos claiming to be the “official trailer” for the 2026 season. Recent additions like “Kitty & Min Ho’s Most Dangerous Moment,” alongside prior ones such as “Love Isn’t Linear” and “Dragged Away from Love,” have drawn substantial views. These fan edits commonly repurpose existing footage, incorporate dramatic music and voiceovers (frequently AI-generated), and conjure high-risk scenarios — adrenaline-fueled pursuits, perilous situations, near-fatal incidents, or threats endangering Kitty and Min Ho’s budding relationship.
This entry heightens action-thriller aspects, implying life-threatening perils during their summer, desperate rescues, and consequences that could alter everything. Authoritative sources, including Netflix’s Tudum, What’s on Netflix, Teen Vogue, and Deadline, verify that only wrap videos and cast updates have been officially released — no trailer or teaser as of December 16, 2025.
Fan trailers have been a recurring feature in downtime periods, helping maintain visibility. Netflix customarily debuts official trailers one to two months before YA premieres, forecasting a possible February 2026 rollout.
Estimates lean toward a March 2026 premiere, consistent with the streamer’s typical six-to-nine-month post-production cycle — Season 2 wrapped in June 2024 and launched in January 2025. Discussions online reflect anticipation tempered by the wait, but data points to enduring popularity.
Season 2 received acclaim for advancing plots and characters, achieving an 83% Rotten Tomatoes score for its appealing cast and genuine feel. Han’s involvement maintains the franchise’s affectionate essence while advancing Kitty’s development.
The Seoul filming utilized genuine sites to enrich the bicultural narrative. Cathcart, aged 22, has paralleled her character’s maturation, commenting on Kitty’s transition from interferer to individual facing real consequences.
New cast members contribute established backgrounds, probably igniting fresh interactions. The eight-episode season hints at plentiful romance, shifting relationships, and school hijinks.
Post-production involves refining cuts, adding energetic music, and minor effects for the lively style. Though imitation trailers may confuse viewers, they have effectively sustained interest.
Han has indicated potential for more of Kitty’s adventures, depending on results. For now, Seasons 1 and 2 streams are rising as fans review and evade questionable previews.
Season 3 is set to provide the familiar blend of tenderness, twists, and maturation.
The eight-episode Season 3 streams solely on Netflix, anticipated in early 2026 — March remains the leading guess.
