Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul and Krysten Ritter delight fans as they reunite 13 years after show's final episode

Fans have gone wild as Breaking Bad stars Aaron Paul and Krysten Ritter reunited over the weekend. 

The hit drama series concluded back in 2013, after five seasons and 62 episodes, and followed Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a high school chemistry teacher who is diagnosed with stage-three lung cancer and begins producing and selling methamphetamine with his former student Jesse Pinkman (Aaron). 

Krysten played Jane Margolis, who was Jesse's apartment manager and girlfriend in seasons two to three. 

And the pair reunited over Halloween weekend at LA Comic Con as Krysten took to Instagram to share a snap of them posing together. 

Dressing for the spooky season in a Halloween T-shirt, Krysten penned: 'What a joy to be reunited. Jesse and Jane forever. Love you @aaronpaul.'

And fans were delighted at the flashback in time as they took to the comments writing: 'my EVERYTHINGGGG.' 

Others penned: 'This healed something in me'; 'love you guys so much'; 'LEGENDS';

'I was rooting for you and Jessie'; 'The cool uncle n aunt duo'; 'ICONS'; 'NO WAY!!!'

Jesse and Jane's love story came to an end in season two after Jane choked to death on her own vomit due to an overdose. 

She later reprised the role in the spinoff film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie. 

Meanwhile there was heartbreak for the Breaking Bad cast last month after their co-star RJ Mitte passed away aged 34. 

Mitte, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, died by suicide on October 12. 

Paying tribute to the actor, Aaron penned: 'I am at a loss. I am heartbroken over this news.'

Sharing a message for anyone struggling, he added, 'please know you are loved, and you are not alone.' 

Krysten also wrote: 'I can’t begin to imagine what his family and loved ones are going through. My heart is with them, and with RJ.'

Bryan Cranston also took to Instagram on to express his 'deep despair' over the loss of his onscreen son.

In his heartbreaking tribute, he said Mitte's death was 'such a loss' and revealed they had just been planning to meet up for a meal.

'I don't know if that lunch would have changed his future,' he wrote. 'I do know that I loved him, and thoroughly enjoyed being with him throughout the years on the series.'

Bryan also shared a number to a suicide prevention hotline and asked all viewers to ask for help if they were struggling with their mental health.