In an Instagram post on April 23, the actor shared two photos: one of a figurine of him, Kylie, and their dogs, and another of their hands locked together.
In the caption, he wrote: “This was us.”
“I’ll hold on to all our precious memories together with so much value. These past three years of my life have certainly been the best,” he said, before confirming that he and Kylie have split up.
“I’m still so proud of us because we didn’t want to break up in anger we both wanted to be able to look back on our relationship with no bitterness no anger and no regrets only the good memories. Certainly, that’s what I will be holding on to,” he said.
He said he would continue to support Kylie and pray for her success, and that they are ending their relationship the same way they began it, as friends.
“Wherever you are or whatever you’re doing I will always be sending you love and positivity. know that you will always have a person in me who will always be proud of you. I’ll see you around Kylie,” he said.
Rumors of a possible breakup first emerged when Kylie posted a cryptic tweet that read “broken” on April 17. Several days later, at an appearance for a noontime variety show, Kylie broke down in tears after she was asked her opinion about problems in relationships. Following Kylie’s emotional TV appearance, Jake posted several cryptic quotes, prompting fans of the couple to speculate that trouble could be brewing between the two. At a recent press conference for her movie Ikaw Lang Ang Mahal, Kylie requested not to be asked questions about the status of her relationship with Jake.
Jake and Kylie became an item in early 2019 when they both starred in the teleserye Los Bastardos. Several months later, the two celebs went Instagram-official with their relationship.
SOURCE: blastersseries.com
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