Sandro Marcos says viral Grand Prix photo with Alexa Miro is “staged”
SANDRO MARCOS – The first district representative of Ilocos Norte has finally broken his silence on his viral Grand Prix photo with Alexa Miro.
Sandro is the son of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. He is the current First District Representative of Ilocos Norte.
On the other hand, Alexa made her acting debut in 2001 as a contestant on the defunct ABS-CBN noontime show Munting Miss U of Magandang Tanghali Bayan.
She rose to prominence in 2018 after appearing in the episode “Araw-Gabi” of ABS-Precious CBN’s Hearts Romances Presents.
The 26-year-old Bacoor, Cavite, actress-model got her big break when she starred in the Netflix film A Girl + A Guy.
The two were first rumored of having a romantic relationship after a photo of them together on a trip to Europe went viral on social media, which Alexa claimed was taken at a mutual friend’s wedding.
In June, Alexa was also seen at her rumored boyfriend’s oath-taking ceremony.
They were spotted together in a bar in July.
It was on Saturday, October 1, 2022, when an F1 race and concert were held at Singapore’s Marina Bay Street Circuit. Alexa and Sandro were also present at the event.
But according to Sandro, he did not accompany his dad in the said trip, saying he was with his friends.
Sandro Marcos went on to explain the story behind his viral photo of him and Alexa having a good time together at the aforementioned international racing event.
“I was in big group of people, nung kami po ay umiikot may lumapit sa amin and may kinukuha kaming I think something to drink or whatever,” he said.
“May lumapit sa amin and they said na picturan ko kayo pero you have to ‘cheers’ and look happy. So ‘yung gumaganon kami (cheers) staged ‘yun,” hadded.
He added that he had no idea the photo was going to be uploaded on the official website of Singapore Grand Prix.
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