JaDine

2013–2014: Origins and breakthrough

Reid and Lustre first met in 2013 during the filming of Reid's music video for the song "Alam Niya Ba".^[1] At the time, Lustre was a member of the group Pop Girls, while Reid was the winner of Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Clash 2010.^[2] Executives at Viva Artists Agency, specifically Vicente del Rosario, noticed the chemistry between the two and cast them in the film adaptation of the Wattpad novel Diary ng Panget.^[3]

Released in 2014, Diary ng Panget was a commercial success, earning an estimated ₱120 million.^[4] This success led to a follow-up film in the same year, Talk Back and You're Dead, which grossed approximately ₱76.9 million.^[1] Following these films, the pair signed an exclusive contract with ABS-CBN and starred in the Wansapanataym miniseries My App #Boyfie.^[2]

2015–2016: On the Wings of Love and relationship confirmation

In 2015, the pair starred in the film Para sa Hopeless Romantic.^[1] The duo gained mainstream recognition after starring in the primetime series, On the Wings of Love.^[5] The series, which focused on the lives of OFWs, ran for six months.^[2][6]

On February 20, 2016, during the "JaDine in Love" concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, Reid stated "I love you" to Lustre in front of the audience.^[7] In interviews following the concert, they confirmed they had officially become a couple on February 11, 2016.^[8] Some observers initially questioned the authenticity of the relationship, suggesting it was for promotion, but the couple maintained it was real.^[9]

Following the announcement, they released a summer movie titled This Time in May 2016, which opened with ₱15 million in earnings.^[4][10] They also released a book titled Team Real, which provided details about their personal lives and relationship history.^[11]

In August 2016, the couple starred in the series Till I Met You, directed by Antoinette Jadaone.^[12] The show was filmed in Greece and featured a storyline involving a love triangle with actor JC Santos.^[13][14] The series was noted for its soundtrack, which revived classic OPM songs.^[15] Critics also noted the show's inclusion of LGBT themes.^[13][16]

2017–2019: Concerts, music, and solo ventures

In February 2018, JaDine held their second major concert, titled "Revolution", at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.^[17] The concert was directed by Paul Basinillo and focused on showcasing their growth as musical artists.^[18] It featured guests such as Sarah Geronimo and Vice Ganda.^[19] That same year, they released the film Never Not Love You, which portrayed a more mature relationship compared to their previous rom-coms.^[1]

During this period, Reid launched his own music label, Careless, with Lustre signing as one of the artists.^[1] Lustre stated in interviews that they were focusing on making music and collaborating off-screen.^[20] Rumors of a rift between the couple and friend Yassi Pressman surfaced, though Pressman denied these claims, stating they remained in touch.^[21]

By late 2019, reports of a breakup began to circulate after Lustre posted cryptic captions on Instagram.^[22] However, fans disputed these claims by posting photos of the couple celebrating New Year's Eve together.^[23]

2020: Breakup

On January 1, 2020, entertainment news outlet PEP.ph reported that the couple had separated due to "irreconcilable differences" and that Lustre had moved out of their shared home in Quezon City.^[22] Columnist Ricky Lo subsequently wrote a piece confirming the split and mentioning the couple's living arrangement.^[24] Lustre initially criticized Lo's article, denying the claims and citing mental health concerns.^[25]

On January 20, 2020, Reid and Lustre issued a joint statement through the program Tonight with Boy Abunda, officially confirming their breakup.^[26] They stated that they decided to separate to focus on their personal growth and careers but remained good friends and would continue to work together on music.^[27] Following the announcement, topics related to the breakup trended on Twitter in the Philippines.^[28]

Post-breakup

Following the split, both artists pursued individual careers. In a 2025 interview, Reid described the "JaDine" fame as a "phenomenon" but noted it involved a "toxic culture" and mental stress.^[29] He stated that a reunion of the love team was unlikely out of respect for his new partner, Issa Pressman.^[30] Lustre also began a new relationship with entrepreneur Christophe Bariou.^[31] Reid expressed that he wished Lustre well and that they were civil.^[32]

Collaborative albums and soundtracks

Singles

Other appearances

Film

Television