The popular TV series “The Summer I Turned Pretty” issued a strong caution to fans before the Season 3 premiere scheduled for July 16. The show’s official X account shared a public service announcement reminding viewers to maintain a positive and respectful atmosphere within the community as they delve into the final season of the love triangle involving Belly, Jeremiah, and Conrad.
In the message, fans were urged to keep conversations kind and respectful, emphasizing that the community should be a safe and welcoming space. Strict guidelines were set in place, warning against bullying, hate speech, targeting cast or crew members, and harassing community members. The X account emphasized that everyone engaging in discussions about the show forms part of the community.
“The Summer I Turned Pretty” follows the story of Belly Conklin, portrayed by Lola Tung, navigating a complicated love triangle with brothers Jeremiah Fisher and Conrad Fisher. The series is inspired by the book series penned by Jenny Han.
Actress Lola Tung, in a recent interview with Teen Vogue, acknowledged the passionate reactions from fans invested in the romantic storyline, emphasizing the importance of respecting the characters’ journey. She urged fans not to take the storyline too seriously, reassuring them that the creator, Jenny Han, is dedicated to crafting the best possible narrative.
The Season 3 premiere of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” will debut with the first two episodes available on Prime Video at 3 a.m. ET, followed by weekly releases leading up to the series finale on Sept. 17.
