#SHOWBIZ: Que Haidar denies romance rumours with Nur Fazura over viral 'ayang' clip

KUALA LUMPUR: Actor Que Haidar has clarified that Nur Fazura's affectionate use of the nickname "ayang" for him in a recent viral video was simply playful banter between old friends.
The pair drew attention online after a clip from a social media livestream showed their warm exchange, sparking speculation among fans—some of whom have started shipping the two.
But Que, 47, whose real name is Tengku Iskhan Shah Tengku Haidar, stressed that their closeness is purely platonic and stems from a friendship that spans decades.
"We have always liked joking around. I enjoy teasing her, and she enjoys teasing me. We have been like this since we were young," he said.
Que explained that because he is naturally shy while Fazura is more outgoing and confident, she often takes the lead in their lighthearted banter.
He added that her behaviour should not be mistaken for romantic interest.
"It's not teasing in the sense of trying to woo or flirt. She is simply like that — she enjoys joking and teasing," he said.
He was speaking to reporters at a meet-and-greet session for the Unifi TV Original drama series Nak Dengar Cerita Hantu 2, held at The Bucolic Cafe in Setia Alam on Wednesday.
Describing Fazura as one of the women closest to him, Que noted that they have worked on several films together over the years.
He also welcomed the chance to reunite with her professionally for Jakel's campaign this year.
"I am comfortable working with her. She is a friend, a close companion and someone I have known for a long time," he said, adding that Fazura remains a caring person with a great sense of humour who looks out for those around her.
Que said he is delighted to be working alongside his old friend again after his return to the entertainment industry, which also includes filming the drama Pak Su Amara.
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