Break out the Yakult because Peter Kavinsky and Lara Jean Covey are back—well, almost.
Noah Ceninteo and Lana Condor, the stars of the hit Netflix teen rom-com To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, announced they’ve officially started filming the sequel. Needless to say, we’re excited.
It all started when Centineo, who played a heartthrob conspiring to make his ex-girlfriend jealous but then fell in love with Lara Jean, geotagged his location at Los Angeles International Airport.
He slyly explained why he touched down in L.A., writing, “TATB2 here we come.”
Condor didn’t miss a beat and quickly responded, “I can’t wait to see ya” with a heart emoji.
Then, Netflix got in on the fun and captioned a screen shot of Centineo and Condor’s tweets, “IT IS HAPPENING @toalltheboysnetflix.”
The streaming service officially confirmed that To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before was getting a sequel late last year. The stars of the film also tag-teamed the announcement with an Instagram video in which they made a contract with guidelines for their Christmas gift exchange. Centineo insisted they watch both The Christmas Prince movies together and Condor agreed under one condition: that she could be the one to announce the sequel.
Now, just months later, the duo is filming the second To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, which will also be based on the book series from author Jenny Han. The sequel will focus on the second installment in Han’s series, P.S. I Still Love You, which is just as juicy as the first installment. There’s also a third book, Always and Forever, Lara Jean, so fingers crossed that one gets the small-screen treatment, too.
Netflix, if you’re reading this, hurry up with that sequel, please.
