ONE of the first things I do when I wake up is reach for my phone and check Twitter. I say “one of the first things” with my fingers crossed behind my back because it is, most of the time, the first thing I do.
Like many people around the world, I reach for my phone and check Twitter for news and trending topics. My trends list is set for the Philippines. I’m not one of those cool people whose settings allow them to see trends in countries like Sweden or India.
James and Nadine became a real-life couple after a number of years as screen partners. Their relationship became the ideal for young millennials and Gen Z, largely because both stars are highly attractive, popular, talented, opinionated and politically correct.
Netizens speculated, based on a few blurry videos and images, that James cheated on Nadine with influencer Issa Pressman.
The real reason Nadine Lustre and James Reid split! Although fans always tend to be surprised – and maybe even a little heartbroken – when their favorite celeb couples break up, the news stings more the longer the pair was together. When the Kapamilya artists announced their split after nearly 4 years of being together In a joint statement aired on Tonight With Boy Abunda, following weeks of rumors on entertainment sites and social media.
Keep reading to learn more about why exactly these two called it’s quits.
Nadine and James said the decision was mutual
In a joint statement, the longtime on-screen duo said:
It’s true that we have split up but not for all the reasons that are being spread on the tabloids and social media but because after quiet and mature conversations, we decided to focus on ourselves not only for our careers but more for our personal growth as we are still young and we want to achieve as much as we can.”
So what were the negative factors that fueled the split?
It is understandable that they both fell out of what made them love each other in the first place, with speculation surfacing immediately that the pair had split up even long before.
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