XO, Kitty season 2 continues to bring the charm, drama, and swoon-worthy moments that fans loved in the first season. This time, we dive deeper into Kitty’s adventures as she navigates life, love, and unexpected challenges in South Korea.
With her journey full of funny, heartfelt, and cringeworthy moments, the show delivers a mix of lighthearted fun and complicated relationships. Whether you’re rooting for Team Kitty and Minho or just looking for a comforting guilty pleasure, season 2 has something for everyone. Here’s a look at some of the most memorable quotes and my thoughts on the season!
XO, Kitty (Season 2) Quotes
“You Are Kitty Song Frickin’ Covey. Don’t You Forget It.” —PETER KAVINSKY
Peter’s surprise cameo reminds Kitty of her worth when she starts doubting herself. This empowering moment shows the brother-sister bond that’s developed since his romance with her older sister, Laura Jean.
“I Know When Two People Are Meant For Each Other.” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty, the self-proclaimed love expert, believes she’s found true love as she heads to South Korea for Dae. Little does she know, her journey is far more complicated than expected.
“What, You’ve Never Seen A Girl Crash Into A Dessert Tower Before?” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty handles an embarrassing moment with grace, stumbling into a dessert tower after learning about her boyfriend’s new (fake) girlfriend. Only Kitty could turn such a situation into a memorable moment.
“It’s A Whole New Semester And I’m Going To Make The Most Of It.” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty’s words signify her readiness for a fresh start. She embraces the opportunity for change, determined to make the most of her new semester.
“Did I Just Let My Youngest Daughter Go To Korea To Have Sex With Her Boyfriend?” —DAN COVEY
Dan questions his decision to let Kitty go to Korea with barely any notice, adding a touch of humor to his fatherly concerns.
“When I Came To KISS, I’d Never Felt More Like An Outsider. Luckily, There’s Nothing Like A Friendly Face From Home.” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty reflects on her difficult first days at the Korean Independent School of Seoul, perfectly setting up Peter’s surprise cameo to offer her a friendly face from home.
“I’m Ready To Start Experiencing New Things. I Want My Own Adventure.” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty’s desire to break free from her comfort zone leads her into unexpected adventures in Korea. Little does she know, she’s in for a wild ride.
“They Say Go Big Or Go Home, Right?” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty decides to fully embrace her time in Korea, knowing that it’s either go big or go home. She jumps headfirst into the unknown.
“I Think I Fell In Love With You… A Little Bit. Or, A Lot.” —MINHO MOON (and later, KITTY SONG COVEY!)
Minho’s confession to Kitty is one of the series’ most anticipated moments. Later, Kitty returns the sentiment, proving their undeniable chemistry.
“I’m Ready To Launch Kitty 2.0.” —KITTY SONG COVEY
Kitty embraces her transformation, acknowledging her need to focus on new priorities and kick off a new chapter in her life.
XO, Kitty (Season 2) Short Review
🥳 Team Kitty and Minho all the way! The drama, the love triangles, and the endless twists kept me hooked this season. While it sometimes felt like “drama for drama’s sake,” it was the perfect guilty pleasure to unwind with after a long day. Kitty and Minho are EVERYTHING. Please, please, please, let Minho be Kitty’s endgame in season 3! 🫣💪🏼
This series remains the ultimate guilty pleasure, and season 2 continues to prove why it’s so binge-worthy. Kitty’s journey is filled with ups and downs, and it’s hard not to root for her as she navigates her romantic life and personal growth. Kitty’s evolution from the younger sister to an independent woman is inspiring, and Minho’s presence just adds to the drama and intrigue. The chemistry between them is undeniable and continues to be one of the best parts of the show.
While the series provides some entertaining moments and catchy lines, I did feel that some of the drama in season 2 was a bit forced. It’s clear that the writers wanted to build tension, but at times it felt like too much was being added for the sake of keeping the audience engaged. Despite this, the show still pulls you in, especially when it shifts to more heartfelt moments.
One thing that stood out to me in season 2 was the playful interactions between Kitty and Minho. Their dynamic is so enjoyable to watch, and it’s hard not to compare their relationship to the classic “will-they-won’t-they” pairings in rom-coms. Kitty’s slightly annoying at times (I mean, seriously, who interrupts a couple in the middle of an intense moment? 😠), but Minho’s charm and their shared history make them the ultimate couple.
The show balances the drama with sweet moments, like the sister reunion, which was such an emotional and rewarding scene. While season 2 had its predictable and exaggerated moments, it ended on a high note. It’s the kind of series that you watch for pure enjoyment, and you can’t help but smile while doing it. Here’s hoping that season 3 brings the closure we all need, especially when it comes to Kitty and Minho’s future!