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A Celebration of Our Favourite On-Screen Couples

No matter how sappy love stories may seem, they bring enough chemistry to keep viewers glued to their screens and always provide some form of escapism for hopeless romantics everywhere.

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, here are some of our favourite on-screen couples whose love stories have become iconic and unforgettable:

Jack & Rebecca (‘This is Us’)

Jack and Rebecca

Source: TV Insider

‘This is Us’ has made its mark as one of the most heartfelt shows to grace our screens. At the centre of its beautifully complicated story are Jack and Rebecca Pearson, a couple that falls in love in the most unlikely way and stays together against all the odds (until Jack’s tragic demise ?). Jack and Rebecca have a dynamic relationship that will soften even the hardest of hearts.

Mia and Sebastian (‘La La Land’)

Mia and Sebastian from 'La La Land'

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

‘La La Land’, one of the best movies of 2016, was a beautiful musical about Mia and Sebastian, two struggling performers whose desire to bring their dreams to fruition brought them together.

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Beth & Randall (‘This Is Us’)

Beth and Randall

Source: Vulture

Love is a prevailing theme in ‘This Is Us’, and it is the fabric that ties its characters together. Beth and Randall have a love story that started as a teenage romance and blossomed into a marriage with kids. While Beth and Randall’s marriage is far from perfect, their determination to weather any storm by making sacrifices and supporting each other is beyond adorable. It’s amazing.

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Jane & John Smith (‘Mr. & Mrs Smith’)

Mr & Mrs Smith

Source: Screen Rant

A ‘badass’ couple going on cool missions together while trying to save their marriage? A classic! Mr. & Mrs Smith were an iconic couple who lit up screens and the fact that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie became a real-life couple after that made it even better.

Jack & Rose (‘Titanic’)

Jack and Rose

Source: Insider

This list would be incomplete without this iconic couple in one of the most tragic love stories of all time- Titanic.
Jack and Rose (played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet) were an unlikely couple from different social classes who fell in love on the Titanic- a ship on its maiden voyage. Their romance was an ill-fated romance that left viewers filled with tears.

Pam & Jim (‘The Office’)

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They were everyone’s favourite couple on ‘The Office’, and they gave hope to all office romance hopefuls everywhere. The two started out crushing on each other, giving each other knowing looks and flirting occasionally before becoming an official couple.

Dozie & Dunni (‘The Wedding Party’)

Dozie and Dunni

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Before Adesua Etomi and Banky W tied the knot in 2017, they warmed many hearts with their charming on-screen love story. The couple endured family rivalry and a cheating allegation.

Rachel & Ross (‘Friends’)

Rachel and Ross

Source: Express

Fans of the sitcom, ‘Friends’ were taken on a pretty emotional ride down the rocky road known as Ross and Rachel’s relationship. From dating to going on a break and eventually ending up together, the pair had a weird relationship dynamic, but we loved them anyway.

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Dre and Rainbow (‘Black-ish’)

Dre and Rainbow

Source: USA Today

Dre and Rainbow might have different upbringings and views, but their different backgrounds stand no chance against their dynamic marriage. Through it all, they’ve managed to maintain a fun and healthy marriage with their four kids.

Which of your favourite on-screen couples didn’t make the cut? Tell us!

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