Christmas Comes Early: Netflix, Lana and Noah Confirm "To All The Boys" Sequel

Last month, we heard there were rumours, but confirmation is so much sweeter.

Santa, no need to swing by our chimney this year, because Netflix just did your damn job for you.

The streaming service has officially announced a sequel to their streaming hit To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before in a cheeky video where star Lana Condor (who plays letter-writing Lara Jean) gets a call from internet boyfriend Noah Centino (who plays your beloved baby Mark Ruffalo Peter Kavinsky).

In the clip—shared on author Jenny Han’s Twitter account—they spill their "little secret".

"It is officially official: we are making the To All the Boys sequel," Lana says.

"Bring on the sequel," Noah then screams.

P.S. It's Official. #ToAllTheBoysSequel @lanacondor @ncentineo @netflix pic.twitter.com/XHY0DzzA8x

— Jenny Han (@jennyhan) December 19, 2018

The clip ends with Lana cutting off Noah—we know; unthinkable!—to take a call from an unseen actor she says will make the "perfect John Ambrose".

"John Ambrose", is, of course, one of the five recipients of Lara Jean’s love letters, played during the first film’s credits by Jordan Burtchett.

But, sorry, Jordan sounds like you’ve been shipped back to the Model U.N. in place of some new dude. (Someone should maybe tell him?)

Find out more when the film drops on Netflix in the near future.

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