To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You Finally Has A Release Date — And Yes, A Third Movie Is Happening

Get ready, To All of the Gentlemen I've Loved Before fans, because the data you've been waiting for is finally here. Thanks to Netflix, we officially have a release date for the swoon-worthy rom-com's rather anticipated sequel, and let's just mention February is going to be a lot more romantic than regular. (Or more complex, depending on how emotionally prepared you are for John Ambrose's arrival.)


The streaming platform posted the announcement on Instagram today (August 15), also it features some of our preference cast members. Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, and yes, Jordan Fisher, all took turns revealing the exhilarating news, which is that the movie — officially titled To All of the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You after the second novel in Jenny Han's popular trilogy — will hit Netflix on February 12. In other words, you may hope to go hard on the Valentine's Day candy next year.


But that's not all they revealed. Immediately after announcing the official release date, Condor, Centineo, and Fisher spilled some most crucial news about the future To all of the Boys beyond P.S. I Still Love You. Turns out, we are getting 1/3 film. And better however, it's already in the works. "We almost didn't remember something," the announcement revealed immediately after hitting us with Peter Kavinsky's signature whoa, whoa, whoa's. "The 3rd film, To All of the Boys: Habitually and Forever, Lara Jean, is in production!"


Well, that's about as much To All of the Boys news our hearts can take in an individual day, nevertheless like you, we can't wait to continue watching Han's stories unfold on screen. February 12 truly can't come soon enough.