To All the Boys P.S. I Do 2026 Starring Lana Condor Noah Centineo Anna Cathcart John Corbett
The hatbox full of love letters has long been tucked away but the real story is just beginning to unfold. In To All the Boys P.S. I Do the beloved franchise returns to catch up with Lara Jean Song Covey and Peter Kavinsky in a heartwarming chapter that bridges the gap between young love and adult commitment. Set five years after their college graduation the film finds the couple navigating the bustling energy of New York City where the reality of adulthood tests the fantasy of their high school romance. Lara Jean is living out her literary dreams as a junior editor at a prestigious publishing house her days filled with manuscripts and subway rides while Peter has found his calling mentoring the next generation as a dedicated youth lacrosse coach.
The couple has survived the grueling years of long distance frantic FaceTime calls and a notorious brief breakup that nearly shattered their fan base but they have emerged stronger and more in love than ever. The rom com perfection hits a fever pitch when Peter drops to one knee for a surprise proposal in Central Park a moment that is equal parts awkward and adorable. However the bliss of the engagement is quickly replaced by the mounting pressure of the main event. Lara Jean ever the romantic introvert dreams of a quiet intimate ceremony that reflects their private bond. But the Covey and Kavinsky families have entirely different plans envisioning a massive chaotic wedding that threatens to turn their special day into a public spectacle.
Into this whirlwind steps the youngest Covey sister Kitty played with charismatic zest by Anna Cathcart. Freshly returned from her own adventures in Korea Kitty is now a worldly fashion forward and brutally honest young woman who takes her duties as Maid of Honor very seriously. She arrives with a suitcase full of K beauty products and unsolicited advice ready to whip the wedding planning into shape. Her presence brings both hilarity and heart as she forces Lara Jean to confront her tendency to hide behind perfectionism. As cake tastings turn into battlefields and guest lists spiral out of control old insecurities resurface making Lara Jean question if she is ready for the messy compromising reality of marriage or if she is just in love with the cinematic idea of a happy ending.
Sweet stylish and filled with signature baking montages To All the Boys P.S. I Do is a film that matures alongside its audience. It trades the anxiety of first dates for the weight of forever proving that the most romantic gesture isn’t a letter written in secret but the choice to show up for each other every single day. In 2026 the contract is no longer fake but the love is more real than ever as Lara Jean and Peter learn that the end of the movie is actually just the start of their life.