Ross Butler And Noah Centineo Are Taking Their Real-Life Friendship To The To All The Boys Sequel

The To all of the Boys cast is growing by the day! Not long immediately after welcoming Jordan Fisher's John Ambrose to the fam, we have although another new nevertheless very familiar) face. Ross Butler is joining the To all of the Men I've Loved Before sequel to play Trevor Pike, best friend to Noah Centineo's Peter Kavinsky.


"We're thrilled to announce that the endlessly charming Ross Butler has joined the cast To all of the Boys sequel as Trevor Pike," producer Matt Kaplan told Entertainment Weekly. "His real-life friendship with Noah brings an organic chemistry and excellent rapport to the set and we can’t wait for fans to be able to see this friendship play out onscreen."


For a sneak peek at that chemistry, check out the photo announcement below, in which the two buddies lounge on a couch, both talking on their phones — maybe to each other, maybe not. Does anything in the world scream "BFF!" louder than Centineo's casual leg-lift?


This ultra comfortable casting decision forecasts both good and bad news for Centineo's beloved Peter. The good: He's going to have a friend to support him break down what's going on with him and Lara Jean (Lana Condor) once John Ambrose hits the scene. The bad: He's going to need a friend to aid him as soon as John Ambrose hits the scene. We'll have to wait and visualize how this all shakes out.


Butler has, naturally, graced your TV screen before on another one of Netflix's big hits, 13 Reasons Why, as Zach Dempsey. He also played Reggie Mantle in Riverdale's first season, nevertheless exited the show ahead of the second, any time Charles Melton took his place.