Nollywood's Lizzy Gold: "I'm Waiting on God," Tells Fans to Stop Marriage Pressure
Lizzy Gold Warns Fans: Stop Pressuring Me About Marriage

Popular Nollywood actress and filmmaker Lizzy Gold has publicly addressed the constant pressure from fans and followers regarding her marital status. In a candid video message, the star firmly stated she is single and not planning to wed anytime soon, urging everyone to respect her timeline.

"I Am Married to My Kids": Lizzy Gold's Firm Stance

The actress revealed she made the statement in anticipation of questions that would arise after she attends a colleague's wedding in the coming days. Lizzy Gold, a mother of two children, explained that marriage is currently not in her plans and she refuses to be rushed into it by public opinion.

"In a few days, I will be attending a colleague's wedding, and I know some people will come on my page and write, 'Mama, when are you getting married?'" she said. "It is not going to be my turn anytime soon. I am not getting married anytime soon; I am not even thinking about it."

She emphatically added, "I have two kids. In fact, I am married to my kids. Nobody should pressure me."

Waiting for the Right Man and Trusting in God

Lizzy Gold clarified that her stance is not against marriage but about making the right choice. She expressed a desire to avoid settling for just anyone and emphasized her trust in divine timing.

"Do you want me to go and marry a dustbin, all these men who do not have themselves together? I will take my time and marry the right man," she stated. "Nobody should pressure me. I am waiting on God."

The actress also made a powerful point about the societal view on singlehood, concluding, "If peradventure there is no man, it is not a sin to remain single." She reiterated that marriage is not a necessity for everyone.

Mixed Reactions Flood Social Media

The actress's frank video sparked a wave of reactions from netizens across social media platforms. While some supported her position, others were skeptical or offered unsolicited advice.

Comments from fans included:

  • Chidinma Damzel wrote: "You're already married naa, no b two kids u get, GOD have already blessed u naa."
  • Joy Omon Angel commented: "Na so big my beautiful mama marriage not be ticket to heaven."
  • Radiant Star TV remarked: "Aunty no dey deceive anybody. You never see man. If you see man we go know."
  • User efesolomon85 said: "...you are too beautiful to be single."

Some comments also humorously referenced past rumours, with Glory Imasuen alluding to an alleged link with actor Yul Edochie, and Chimamaka Agu simply advising, "Just Marry Yul."

This is not the first time Lizzy Gold has been open about her personal life. Legit.ng had previously reported on her heartfelt note to colleague Destiny Etiko, where she reflected on mending their friendship after a two-year fallout caused by industry gossip.

Through her latest message, Lizzy Gold joins a growing number of Nigerian female celebrities who are pushing back against societal pressure to marry, choosing instead to define their own paths and happiness on their own terms.