Lydia Jazmine has heard the warning before.
Appear in too many wedding scenes, some people say, and you risk sabotaging your chances of having a real wedding of your own.
It is a superstition that has circulated for years in entertainment circles, particularly around actresses and female performers who frequently portray brides on screen.
Jazmine, however, has no interest in entertaining it.
Speaking during a recent interview, the singer dismissed suggestions that wedding-themed productions can somehow influence a person’s future marriage.
She revealed that many people pointed to the wedding outfits she wore in the visuals for her song “Ameenallah” as proof that she could be inviting bad luck or even jeopardising her chances of getting married.
My wedding will happen. I heard people say that if you act in wedding scenes, you bring a curse on your personal wedding, but I serve a living God.
The comments came as Jazmine addressed growing public interest in her personal life, a subject that often resurfaces whenever conversations turn to marriage.
For the singer, the belief falls into the same category as countless theories people adopt without questioning whether they hold any truth.
She argued that neither an acting role nor public opinion has the power to determine how someone’s life unfolds.
If something is meant to be, it will always be so… All those are assumptions.
Lydia Jazmine’s response reflects a broader rejection of a belief that continues to surface around female entertainers, even as many dismiss it as little more than a superstition.
As far as she is concerned, her future wedding will arrive on its own terms, not according to a script she once followed on screen.