Julia Barretto, Joshua Garcia exchange jokes, reconnect on Twitter

By: Ryan Arcadio - 4 years ago

Julia Barretto (left) and Joshua Garcia (Images: Instagram/@juliabarretto, Twitter/@iamjoshuagarcia)

Former couple Julia Barretto and Joshua Garcia reconnected on Twitter as they revealed their upcoming project together yesterday, Aug. 10.

The two artists are set to star in a virtual production titled “Love Unlock: E-numan,” as per Barretto’s post. Garcia then shared her post on his own page and thanked Barretto for following him back on Twitter.

“Cheers @barrettojulia! Thank you sa followback. HAHAH,” Garcia said.

Cheers @barrettojulia ! Thank you sa followback. HAHAH 😆 https://t.co/NDuMY3KgTz

— Joshua Garcia (@iamjoshuagarcia) August 10, 2020

Barretto continued the playful banter, saying, “Sa IG follow back na rin?”

The actress unfollowed Garcia on Instagram last January while he was starring opposite Janella Salvador in the TV series “The Killer Bride.”

https://twitter.com/barrettojulia/status/1292817565626982402

Garcia then poked fun at Barretto’s decision to unfollow him and said he would he would treat her to burger if she reconnects with him on the social media app.

May pa-unfollow unfollow pa kasi. 😆 sige, papaburger ako. https://t.co/ApFt294h40

— Joshua Garcia (@iamjoshuagarcia) August 10, 2020

However, Barretto teased Garcia further: “Wag ka abangers tonight, bukas na kita follow back.”

(Do not wait up tonight, I will follow you back tomorrow.)

https://twitter.com/barrettojulia/status/1292828877157326851

The former on-screen and real-life partners ended their relationship in June 2019. Though they had already split, the two made it clear that they were back to being friends.

Barretto and Garcia also stressed they were on good terms with each other after fans speculated that they snubbed each other at a promotional event for the film “Block Z” last January.

Their upcoming reunion project is set to launch on Saturday, Aug. 15, at 7:30 p.m. on Kapamilya Online Live. /ra

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