XO, Kitty Star Anna Cathcart Says Grand Gestures Mean More When Supported by Quiet Moments
In XO, Kitty Season 3, romance continues to evolve in ways that feel both heartfelt and realistic. During a recent interview on Once and Always a Fanboy, Anna Cathcart shared her perspective on why the small moments in relationships can be just as meaningful as the big, dramatic ones.
“I think the grand things without any of the little moments mean so much less,” Cathcart said, emphasizing that quiet expressions of care often become the most memorable parts of a relationship. “I think those small moments end up being the big ones as well,” she added. "You also need the quiet little text messages and the small sentences that mean a lot,” reinforcing the idea that meaningful relationships are built through both everyday gestures and larger expressions of love. Together, these perspectives highlight the emotional balance that continues to define Kitty and Min Ho’s journey.
As the series continues to explore themes of timing and personal growth, these perspectives show why audiences remain invested in the characters’ evolving relationships. The show’s ability to capture both sweeping romantic gestures and subtle emotional beats helps XO, Kitty resonate with viewers navigating similar experiences in their own lives.
Watch the full Anna Cathcart and Sang Heon Lee Interview.
XO, Kitty Season 3 now streaming on Netflix.
Photo courtesy of Netflix PH.
Chris Cantada is a Filipino musician, content creator, and podcast host. He began his career as the drummer for the rock band Sponge Cola, contributing to their first three albums, two of which went Platinum. He later built a strong online presence with his YouTube channel, Chris Cantada Force, showcasing cosplay fan films and creative storytelling, amassing over 1.6 million subscribers. Today, he hosts the Once and Always a Fanboy podcast, blending his love for music, film, and fandom culture.
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