Lizzy Gold has taken time out of her busy schedule to read the riot act to followers who may be wondering, “When will Lizzy Gold be getting married?” and to others who keep showing concern and sending the usual “God’s time is the best” reassurance.
“God said in His own time, He will take His time and give me my own man. So nobody should pressure me. I’m waiting on God. If I venture, there is no man. It’s not a sin to remain single.
Do you understand? You can be single and make heaven as long as you don’t sin against your body, because your body is the temple of the Lord. After all, heaven is the goal now. Please, nobody should stress my life. Before all of you come and write, ‘Mama, you are not getting any younger.’ I am not complaining.”
The pressure of Detty December is usually double for women of a certain age who may be reuniting with family and friends, expecting them to return home with a groom. For someone more famous like Lizzy Gold, the pressure is even more intense, as many of her fans seem to be on her neck about when she will be getting married.
In response, the actress shared her upcoming plans and made her position clear.
“In a few days, I’ll be attending a colleague’s marriage. And I know that some people will come on my page and write, ‘Mama, when is it going to be your turn? Mama, when are you getting married?’ It’s not going to be my turn anytime soon. I am not getting married anytime soon. I’m not even thinking about it. It’s not in my thoughts.”
Lizzy Gold Talks About Her Children and Getting Married
The actress, who is a mother of two, said she considers herself “married” to her children and does not feel incomplete without a husband. She stressed that marriage should be a personal decision and not one influenced by societal expectations or online commentary.
In her trending Instagram video, Lizzy Gold also reminded fans that she has two children while playfully declaring, “In fact, I’m married to my kids.” Even though she is clearly not in a hurry to find a partner, it appears the actress is taking her time to find the right man:
“I have two kids. In fact, I’m married to my kids. Nobody should pressure me. That’s how people pressure me now. You want me to go and marry dustbin?”
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