Who stars in 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season 3? Meet the cast
The third and final season of the coming-of-age romantic television series, based on the popular book trilogy by bestselling author Jenny Han, made its debut on Amazon Prime Video on July 16, nearly two years after the Season 2 finale episode aired.
The show, which charts the ongoing love triangle between Belly (Lola Tung) and brother Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) over the course of multiple summers, will culminate in a decision that will forever change the trajectory of their lives.
This season, Belly is all grown up, having settled into a pretty comfortable life with Jeremiah, who she chose to be with at the end of last season, by her side. But first love Conrad and her feelings for him have a way of sneaking up on her when she least expects it.
Belly has a choice to make and with the release of each new episode, viewers are one step closer to learning which Fisher she'll end up with. You might be itching to know more about the actors who brought your favorite characters to life after the "TSITP" Season 3 premiere.
Here's what we know about them.
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Lola Tung as Belly
Belly (Lola Tung) is the young woman caught in a love triangle with her two childhood best friends who happen to be brothers.
She's Jeremiah's best friend and girlfriend, Conrad's first love, Steven's younger sister and best friends to Anika and Taylor. Belly is currently a junior at Finch.
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Christopher Briney as Conrad
Conrad (Christoper Briney) is Belly's first love, Jeremiah's older brother and Susannah's son. Conrad is currently studying medicine at Stanford University.
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Gavin Casalegno as Jeremiah
Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno), or Jere, is Belly's best friend and boyfriends, best friends to Steven, Conrad's younger brother and Susannah's son. Jeremiah is a senior at Finch.
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Rain Spencer as Taylor
Taylor (Rain Spencer) is Belly's best friend and is currently dating Steven, Belly's older brother. Taylor was #TeamConrad, but is now #TeamJeremiah. Taylor is a junior at Finch, just like Belly.
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Sean Kaufman as Steven
Steven (Sean Kaufman) is Belly's older brother, best friend to Conrad and Jeremiah as well as Taylor's boyfriend. He has always been #TeamConrad.
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How to watch 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season 3
Season 3 of "The Summer I Turned Pretty," specifically the first two episodes, premiered on Prime Video July 16.
And new episodes will drop every Wednesday at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT on Prime Video through the Sept. 17 finale episode. Check out the episode release schedule here.
If you're in urgent need of a rewatch before you binge watch the first two episodes "TSITP" Season 3, Prime Video's got you covered. The first and second season of "The Summer I Turned Pretty" are available to stream on Prime Video, now.
Prime Video subscriptions are included with an Amazon Prime membership, which starts at $14.99 a month, or $139 a year if you prefer to pay annually. Discounted membership options for young adults and qualifying government-assistance recipients are available.
Customers can purchase or rent a selection of media titles from Prime Video without having an Amazon Prime or Prime Video account.
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