Lara Quigaman denies any separation rumors with her husband, Marco Alcaraz.

Photo credit to @laraquigaman Instagram

Lara Quigaman broke her silence after several of her friends expressed their concern about her relationship with husband Marco Alcaraz. This comes after a video on TikTok about a quote she allegedly shared in the past made the round.

The former Miss International 2005 winner shrugged it off and maintained that the TikTok video is fake.

"So a few friends were concerned and sent me a link to a TikTok post that's been going around (next photo) that has my picture, plays a sad song and the caption that says, 'Sometimes you have to step away to see the real your value Don't be afraid to be alone because that's where you'll find yourself,'” she wrote.

Lara then jokingly asked why people would think the quote had something to do with her relationship with Marco.

"And so, some think that @marcoalcaraz and I separated... 🙈 no, (why do you want us to separate?) Nevaaa," she added.

In the screenshot she provided, the former beauty queen's photo was made into the background of the quote which made it appear like she was the one who said it in the past.

"And I didn't say what was in the caption, but sometimes I really go away, I lock the door (in CR) to be alone🤣 but not to know myself but to escape the noise of the house even for 5 minutes," she maintained .

Friends of the beauty queen-turned-actress shared how fake news has been rampant nowadays on social media. Netizens expressed their support and added how they have been witnesses to the couple's love for each other.

"@marcoalcaraz just snores in his sleep after 2 days it's called true love @laraquigaman," actor Joross Gamboa wrote.

"So it means you're still relevant to the showbiz industry, it's a good thing and at the same bad for a relationship 😍. Family is FOREVER,” a fan added.

Lara and Marco got married in 2010 in a civil wedding in Canada. They proceeded to have an intimate ceremony in Indang, Cavite in 2012. Since then, they have welcomed three sons—Noah Lamar, Tobias Nolan, and Moses Marc.