To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before Sequel Found Their John Ambrose McClaren

Jordan Fisher stole our hearts with his version of Mark Cohen in Rent Live, but now he’s taking the heart of Lara Jean Covey in P.S. I Still Love You, the sequel to Netflix’s hit romantic comedy To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before. The actor, who has been a Disney Channel star for quite some time, the focus of the affections of many throughout the years, and is now going to throw a wrench in our love fest for Peter Kavinsky.

The love triangle between Lara Jean Covey, Peter Kavinsky, and John Ambrose McClaren is one that has had fans yelling out their choices for quite some time but now with Jordan Fisher in the mix? That just makes it harder.

Since the announcement, fans have taken to Twitter to share their love of the casting, replying to Jordan Fisher and showing their love for his work and their excitement about what he’ll bring to the character.

And … so long to the original actor?

The tweets were sweet and the excitement is there, but maybe the best part is that Jordan Fisher just seems so genuinely happy from everyone going bonkers over his casting!

You can watch To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before on Netflix now, but honestly, when is P.S. I Still Love You coming out? We need this John Ambrose McClare/Peter Kavinsky showdown to begin now!

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