Why does the fiancée leave Marcus at the altar?

She demands he disown his poor parents; he refuses.

Who are the destitute couple Marcus defends?

They are Egypt's ruling Pharaoh and Queen, his biological parents.

After the Divorce, I Became the Pharaoh's Heir

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After the Divorce, I Became the Pharaoh's Heir — A stonemason learns his ragged parents are Egypt's Pharaoh and Queen after his fiancée abandons him.

On his wedding day, stonemason Marcus refuses his fiancée's demand to disown the impoverished couple he recently found. She storms out, dismissing them as beggars. Within moments, the pair reveals they are Egypt's Pharaoh and Queen, ending a decades-long search for their abducted son. Marcus instantly shifts from quarry worker to royal heir, while his former bride-to-be faces the fallout of scorning the monarchy.

Quick answers

Why does the fiancée leave Marcus at the altar?: She demands he disown his poor parents; he refuses.
Who are the destitute couple Marcus defends?: They are Egypt's ruling Pharaoh and Queen, his biological parents.