The viewers are curious to know what led to the institution, KISS expelling the main lead Kitty portrayed by Anna Cathcart in XO, Kitty Season 1. This romance series follows Kitty as she enrolls in an elite school to honor her late mother and embarks on a journey to discover true love. Although she successfully attained admission to the institution, a minor mistake resulted in her temporary expulsion.
Here are details on why Kitty was expelled from KISS.
Why did Kitty get kicked out of school in XO, Kitty Season 1?
Kitty’s living arrangements at the boys’ dormitory are learned by the official authorities, which leads to her being kicked out of the institution.
Upon her admission, the institution authorities mistakenly perceive Kitty’s additional name, Song Covey, to be a male name. As a result, they assign her to the boys’ dormitory. After joining the school, Kitty discovers the mistake and finds herself in a room with her long-distance boyfriend, Dae, and his friends, Min Ho and Q. With no other options available, she continues to live there until Episode 4 when she finally resolves the dorm issue with Professor Lee.
She reveals to Professor Lee about being assigned a boys’ dorm, requesting him to shift to any other room available. Her request is accepted and she receives a new room. Upon entering her new room, she learns about having to live with a messy and game-addictive individual. Tired of her reckless actions, she decides to ask Professor Alex, to shift her one more time to another room. However, he reveals that the girls’ dorm is full.
Q suggests a good plan. He asks her to move into their spare room at the boys’ dorm to avoid her gaming roommate. With nowhere to go, she agrees to Q’s suggestion. Nonetheless, KISS authorities have no idea about Kitty’s living arrangement until the Season 1 finale. She passes her exam with good grades, celebrating with the boys, unaware of alerting KISS authorities. After KISS authorities discovered her living in the boys’ dorm, they expelled her as she violated the institution’s strict policies.
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on ComingSoon.net.
