The Kissing Booth 3

Elle Evans, excited about her future, embarks on a road trip after graduation. However, she's torn between attending Berkeley or Harvard, which complicates her relationship with boyfriend Noah Flynn.

Elle learns that Noah's parents, along with Lee's, intend to sell the beach house where they spent many unforgettable summers. This news stirs up nostalgia and prompts Elle, Noah, Lee, and Lee's girlfriend Rachel to spend the summer there to create lasting memories.

As the summer unfolds, Lee strives to strengthen his bond with Rachel, who is transitioning to a different college. Meanwhile, Elle feels the pressure of her college decision and starts leaning towards joining Noah at Harvard.

To alleviate tensions, Elle promises Lee they will complete their beach bucket list, which includes thrilling activities like swimming with sharks, skydiving, and pie-eating contests. This shared plan helps them rekindle their friendship amid college drama.

Chloe, Noah's old friend, arrives at the beach house, bringing her own family struggles into the mix. This creates tension as Elle becomes suspicious of Noah's intentions, especially after a petty argument between them concerning Elle's gaming skills.

Tensions escalate during a go-karting session when Noah refuses to dress up as Wario at Elle's request. Marco steps in, winning the race and sparking jealousy in Noah, culminating in a confrontation about feelings and loyalty.

At the Fourth of July party, Marco confronts Noah, intensifying their rivalry. Meanwhile, Elle's emotional struggles peak as she feels caught between her relationships with Noah and her best friend Lee.

Elle faces additional challenges when her father's new girlfriend Linda enters her life, leading to feelings of displacement. Ultimately, Elle learns to accept Linda, realizing her father deserves happiness after supporting her for many years.

Concerned that she may be choosing Harvard for him, Noah breaks up with Elle to allow her the freedom to decide her future without influence. This heartbreak leaves her grappling with her priorities, especially concerning her friendship with Lee.

After a heart-to-heart with Noah and Lee's mother, Elle is encouraged to reflect on her desires regarding college. This pivotal conversation paves the way for her eventual application to the University of Southern California for Game Design.

In a heartfelt decision, Noah and Lee's parents choose not to sell the beach house, recognizing its importance for their children. This decision reinforces the value of friendship and memories built over summers at the beach.

Elle receives the exciting news of her acceptance into the University of Southern California after impressing the admissions team with her concept for a fantasy esports league. This achievement brings renewed hope and joy to her life.

Six years later, Elle has pursued her passion as a game developer while maintaining a close friendship with Lee, who has rekindled his relationship with Rachel. This timeline showcases the growth and evolution in their relationships.

During their reunion, Elle meets Noah, who shares exciting job offers in Los Angeles and New York. Their interaction is filled with unspoken feelings, hinting at the possibility of rekindling their romance.

The film concludes with a joyful scene of Elle and Noah riding down the California coastline on motorcycles. This moment symbolizes their matured bond, embracing love and laughter as they look towards the future together.