Jolina Magdangal on invisible ties with Marvin Agustin
Jolina Magdangal and Marvin Agustin | Image: Instagram/@marvinagustin
Jolina Magdangal believes fate keeps bringing her and former love team Marvin Agustin together after they recently headlined their romantic comedy “Ex Ex Lovers.”
On Instagram, Magdangal penned a heartfelt message to Agustin as she reflected on their enduring connection after reuniting again for a romantic film after 25 years.
“Dear Labtim, Ilang araw narin na madami ang nararamdaman ko sa work. Halo-halo. Kaninang madaling araw nung nag drop na sa Spotify yung theme song ng movie natin, at naisip ko na mamaya na yung premier night ng movie, napahagulgol nalang ako kasi umapaw na yung nararamdaman ko. At ang pinaka malinaw sa lahat, I am so grateful for everything na nangyari satin. Thank you, Labtim,” she captioned the post alongside a video featuring their moments together.
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Magdangal remarked that she believes that there’s an “invisible red string” tying them together, as their friendship will always be unbreakable.
“Alam mo Labtim, hindi man natin lagi makita, naniniwala ako na meron din tayong invisible red string that binds us together. Our connection will always be unbreakable. Ang dami nating blessings at nangunguna na diyan ay ang ating friendship,” she continued.
In his own Instagram page, Agustin echoed the sentimental feelings of his on-screen partner as he reminisced about their precious moments together.
“My labs, maraming salamat sa pagpa-pasensya sa kakulitan ko. Minsan akala ko teenagers pa tayo, pero minsan sinasadya ko na din maging makulit kasi ang saya saya nung mga panahon ng Labs Kita Okey Ka Lang, na tila Ang mga problems natin nun ay pano tatakas gumimik o minsan magagalit ka sa kin kasi di kita masyado pinapansin. Ang babaw pero ang saya ng problemang bata,” he captioned the post with a carousel of their sweet photos.
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Magdangal and Agustin’s love team rose to fame after starring in the ’90s films “Flames: The Movie,” “Labs Kita, Okey Ka Lang?” and “Hey Babe!”
