Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, and Jordan Fisher Reunite For Premiere of P.S. I Still Love You

Published on Feb 4, 2020 at 6:37 AM

We've been impatiently waiting for To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You — the sequel to what is arguably Netflix's most popular rom-com, To All the Boys I've Loved Before — since the first film's credits rolled back in 2018. And now we're one step closer after the film's premiere in Hollywood on Monday night. The cast assembled at the Egyptian Theater ahead of the Feb. 12 release to celebrate the movie, and just seeing Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, and Jordan Fisher walking the pink carpet together gave our hearts a little flutter.

From what we've seen so far in the trailers, Lara Jean has her heart pulled in two different directions in P.S. I Still Love You. The arrival of John Ambrose — aka, one of the guys on the receiving end of one of her pesky love letters from the first movie — sends her into a total spin and makes her doubt her love for Peter Kavinsky. If you've read the book, then you already know how it ends (don't worry, we don't intend on spoiling it for you here).

But if you're just waiting for the film to drop for your next "Convinsky" fix, then we suggest you read through all the sweet photos from the premiere ahead to tide you over.

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Janel Parrish, Lana Condor, and Anna Cathcart at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

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Jordan Fisher, Lana Condor, and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

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Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, and Jordan Fisher Reunite For Premiere of P.S. I Still Love You

Janel Parrish, Lana Condor, and Anna Cathcart at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Jordan Fisher, Lana Condor, and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

The P.S. I Still Love You Cast at the Premiere in LA

The P.S. I Still Love You Cast at the Premiere in LA

The P.S. I Still Love You Cast at the Premiere in LA

Janel Parrish at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Janel Parrish at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Ava Michelle and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Madeleine Arthur and Lana Condor at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Ellie Woods and Jordan Fisher at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Lana Condor at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Ava Michelle at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Luke Eisner and Ava Michelle at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Ellie Woods and Jordan Fisher at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Madeleine Arthur at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Anna Cathcart at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Jordan Fisher at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

John Corbett at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Trezzo Mahoro at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Luke Eisner at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Janel Parrish at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Jenny Han at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Trezzo Mahoro and Emilija Baranac at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Emilija Baranac at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Anna Cathcart at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Ruth Righi, Anna Cathcart, and Lilia Buckingham at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Inanna Sarkis at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Madeleine Arthur and Lana Condor at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Anna Cathcart and Jenny Han at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

The P.S. I Still Love You Cast at the Premiere in LA

Madeleine Arthur and Lana Condor at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

Jordan Fisher, Lana Condor, and Noah Centineo at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

The P.S. I Still Love You Cast at the Premiere in LA

Sarayu Blue and Janel Parrish at the P.S. I Still Love You Premiere in LA

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