The sun is setting on one of Prime Video's most beloved coming-of-age tales. Jenny Han, the author and executive producer, has confirmed that the upcoming third season of The Summer I Turned Pretty will be its last, bringing the screen adaptation of her trilogy to a definitive close.
In an exclusive revelation, Han shared that the decision to end the series was a deliberate and creative one, ensuring the story concludes on a high note rather than being stretched beyond its natural narrative arc. This final season will cover the events of the third and final book, We'll Always Have Summer, promising to deliver the long-awaited resolution to the complex love triangle between Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah.
A Bittersweet Goodbye to Cousins Beach
Fans can expect the final chapter to be an emotional rollercoaster, packed with the same potent mix of romance, heartbreak, and summer nostalgia that defined the first two seasons. Han has promised to do justice to the source material, ensuring a satisfying conclusion for the dedicated fanbase that has propelled the series to global success.
The show has been a monumental hit for Prime Video, praised for its soundtrack, heartfelt performances, and authentic portrayal of teenage emotion. Its conclusion marks the end of an era for a show that became a cultural touchstone.
What's Next for Jenny Han?
While saying goodbye to Cousins Beach is bittersweet, Han is already looking toward the future. She teased ongoing development on several new projects, though details remain tightly under wraps. Her commitment to telling compelling stories about young women, particularly from Asian-American perspectives, suggests her next ventures will be eagerly anticipated.
The final season is poised to be a major television event, with production expected to commence shortly. For now, fans can only speculate and re-watch previous seasons as they prepare for one last, unforgettable summer.
