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The newly released trailer for the final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty promises a deeply emotional and dramatic conclusion to the beloved series, and fans can expect plenty of twists as Belly’s story comes full circle. Scheduled to premiere on July 16, 2025, on Prime Video, Season 3 is set to deliver eleven episodes filled with romance, nostalgia, and heartbreak, all heightened by the poignant backdrop of Taylor Swift’s songs Daylight and Red (Taylor’s Version). These tracks not only add emotional weight to the trailer but also underscore the central themes of love, longing, and the passage of time that have defined the series.
The trailer opens with Belly revealing her engagement to Jeremiah, a moment that shocks everyone and sets the tone for what appears to be a summer of big decisions. As Belly herself says, things feel easier with Jeremiah—but the simplicity is soon complicated by Conrad’s unexpected return. His presence reignites past emotions and forces Belly to confront feelings she thought she had resolved. With her heart pulled in two directions, the love triangle at the core of the story resurfaces in full force, now colored by the maturity and emotional baggage the characters have carried into young adulthood.
Season 3 picks up as Belly completes her junior year of college and returns to Cousins Beach, hoping to focus on her future with Jeremiah. However, Conrad’s reentry into her life throws everything into question, and the central conflict—choosing between the two brothers—becomes more pressing and nuanced than ever. With Belly at a major crossroads, the story pushes her to finally determine who truly holds her heart, making this summer her most defining yet.
Jenny Han’s presence as co-showrunner alongside Sarah Kucserka ensures the finale remains faithful to the emotional depth and tone of the original trilogy. Returning cast members Sean Kaufman, Rain Spencer, Jackie Chung, and Colin Ferguson round out the ensemble, bringing continuity and resonance to this final chapter. As the series prepares to bow out, it promises a blend of closure, emotional reckoning, and the bittersweet magic that has drawn audiences in since its debut.