‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ S3: Release Date, Cast, Plot

'The Summer I Turned Pretty' season 3
'The Summer I Turned Pretty' season 3

Prepare for more summer drama. “The Summer I Turned Pretty” will return for season 3 in 2025. Prime Video has announced that the coming-of-age series will return with an expanded 11-episode third season.

Based on Jenny Han’s book trilogy, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” follows teenager Isabel “Belly” Conklin as she spends every summer at a seaside house with her family friends, the Fisher brothers Jeremiah and Conrad, and their mother. Belly has always had a fancy for the moody Conrad, but her relationships with both brothers have grown increasingly difficult over time.

Season 3 will begin where season 2 left off, with Belly still navigating her complicated feelings for Conrad and Jeremiah. With 11 episodes, viewers can expect more seaside shenanigans, love triangles, and growing pains as Belly discovers who she wants to be.

While no precise launch date has been determined, the additional episode order points to an exciting future chapter for Belly and the Fisher brothers. Prepare for more summer drama when season 3 hits Prime Video in 2025. Here’s all we know about season 3.

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The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 Release Date

During Amazon’s upfront pitch to advertisers on May 14, the company revealed that season 3 of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” will air in summer 2025.

Prime Video announced that the show had been renewed until August 2023. To share the good news, author Jenny Han posted a TikTok video with actors Lola Tung, Sean Kaufman, Gavin Casalegno, and Christopher Briney. “Surprise! She wrote, “There will be another summer.” “We’ll be back for season 3 as soon as we’re able.”

Fans hoped that season 3 would arrive in summer 2024, following the pattern of the show’s first two seasons, which debuted one year apart in summer 2022 and summer 2023. However, the third season appears to have been postponed by a year.

To compensate for this, season 3 will include 11 episodes, one more than the previously planned 10, and more than season 1’s seven and season 2’s eight.

However, there is a silver lining: season 3 is now being filmed in North Carolina, where seasons 1 and 2 were shot. So, while you’ll have to wait a long time to find out what happens next, you can rest certain that fresh episodes are already in creation.

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Season 3: Cast

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” stars Lola Tung as Isabel “Belly” Conklin, a young person caught up in a love triangle with the two Fisher brothers, Gavin Casalegno as Jeremiah Fisher, and Christopher Briney as Conrad Fisher.

The core three will most likely be joined by the cast members who bring the rest of their family and friends to life, such as

  • Sean Kaufman as Steven Conklin
  • Jackie Chung as Laurel Park
  • Elsie Fisher as Skye
  • Alfredo Narciso as Cleveland Castillo
  • Rachel Blanchard as Susannah Fisher
  • Colin Ferguson as John Conklin
  • Kyra Sedgwick as Julia
  • Tom Everett Scott as Adam Fisher
  • Rain Spencer as Taylor Madison Jewel
  • David Iacono as Cam

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ S3 Plot and S2 Ending Explained

The third season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” would most likely begin immediately following the game-changing conclusion, which saw Belly appear to fall in love with Jeremiah as a heartbroken Conrad stood by. Here’s how it went down:

Conrad’s interruption of Belly’s and Jeremiah’s kiss is as uncomfortable as it sounds. What happens next? Conrad’s rage is on full display during a brutally unpleasant car journey.

When a violent storm hits, the three are forced to spend the night in a hotel room. The three must deal with their strong emotions and tremendous stress while waiting out the storm. Conrad and Jeremiah choose to sleep on the floor, leaving Belly with the bed.

Conrad and Jeremiah have a sincere, tearful talk over the evening, and they decide that their love for Bailey won’t compromise their brotherhood. In an attempt to offer Jeremiah and Bailey a chance at happiness, Conrad presents himself as having moved on from Bailey.

Bailey chooses to officially declare her love for Jeremiah. Jeremiah is driving her to volleyball camp, and she is beaming, not realizing that Conrad is still deeply in love with Bailey and is in pain but not expressing it.

Regarding Season 3’s storyline, nothing is set in stone yet. However, we do have some thoughts about possible plot developments. This is a spoiler alert for anyone who hasn’t read the book trilogy.

Warning: Major Book Spoilers Ahead

So far, the series has mostly focused on the first two volumes of the trilogy, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and “It’s Not Summer Without You.” Although there have been a few adjustments, we can reasonably anticipate that Season 3’s narrative will primarily follow the third and final novel, “We’ll Always Have Summer.”

If the tale doesn’t drastically deviate, we can expect a two-year time leap. Bailey and Jeremiah were previously in a good relationship, but when she discovered that Jeremiah had an affair during a gap in their relationship, she left. Jeremiah, desperate to make things right, proposes, and Bailey accepts despite their families’ misgivings.

The wedding preparations are finalized, and they will marry at Susanna’s beach cottage. There is only one catch: Conrad is staying there. When Bailey sees him again, her heart tells her that Conrad has always been her top priority.

Faced with this reality, Bailey and Jeremiah decide to end their engagement. After recuperating from her heart problem, Bailey relocates to Spain to study abroad. Meanwhile, Conrad begins to write her loving letters. Love blooms between them again, and as the tale concludes, they say “I do” in the middle of the storm before plunging into the water, tuxedo and wedding dress included.

If “The Summer I Turned Pretty” Season 3 takes this route, there will undoubtedly be many shattered hearts and damaged sentiments. The love triangle is unresolved.

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