#KrisshRome is back, leveling up to primetime magic: Para Sa Isa’t Isa!

After making hearts flutter in the digital hit Safe Skies, Archer, fan-fave loveteam Krissha Viaje and Jerome Ponce (aka KrisshRome) are finally hitting TV screens with their first-ever teleserye together—Para Sa Isa’t Isa, premiering September 13 on TV5.

Airing every Saturday at 5:30 PM (right before Vibe TV on Weekend Trip), the show promises a feels trip that mixes kilig, fantasy, and a sprinkle of magic.

The Plot You Didn’t Know You Needed

Meet Zion Magtibay (Jerome) and Erin Revina (Krissha). Once high school frenemies-turned-lovers, the two end up married—but fast forward 10 years later, things aren’t so picture-perfect anymore. After a heated fight that breaks their marriage, Zion makes a desperate wish at a magical well. Suddenly, he wakes up a decade earlier… back to a time when Erin didn’t even know he existed. 👀

Now the real question is: can Zion rewrite their love story and get his happily-ever-after back? Or will fate play an entirely different game?

The Star-Studded Cast Bringing the Feels
Aside from KrisshRome’s undeniable chemistry, the series is stacked with a strong support cast that makes the story even juicier:

Paulo Angeles as Gilbert, Erin’s persistent suitor who won’t back down easily
Kelley Day as Camille, Zion’s friend who’s secretly crushing on him (👀 love triangle alert!)
Vandolph Quizon as Ninong Rick, Erin’s quirky godfather who might just know a little too much about the wishing well’s magic
Andrea Del Rosario as Dina Magtibay, Zion’s loving but mentally unstable mom
Bobby Andrews as Jorge Revina, Erin’s super strict dad

And to top it off, we’re also getting fresh kilig from rising teen pair Xia Vigor and Charles Law (from boy group GAT)—aka the new onscreen duo “XiaLes”. This is their first major project together, and fans are already hyped.

Why You Should Watch
If you’re into love stories with a twist of fantasy, second chances, and “what ifs” that hit right in the feels, Para Sa Isa’t Isa is about to be your next weekend obsession. Think kilig with a magical reset button—aka the teleserye glow-up we didn’t know we needed.