I can’t marry a pastor because I’d teach him ‘bad things’ – Diva Gold, skit creator

Aluko Gold, also known as Diva Gold, a promising Nigerian actress and content creator, has explained why she would not be comfortable marrying a pastor.

She stated that she enjoys engaging in naughty acts with her lover and does not want to spoil a Godly man if they settle down.

The actress also stated that she cannot marry a coworker or anyone in the entertainment industry because she is aware of what they do behind closed doors.

Diva Gold stated this in an interview while listing her future husband’s expectations.

In her words; “I don’t see myself marrying an actor or an entertainer. Never, because I know what they do. I want a low key life. But wait honestly, I don’t care. I think it will give more leverage for more understanding though.

Let’s be sincere. For my Husband material, I want somebody that is really understanding, loves God more than me, can take care of his family, somebody who would be my best friend, humble, truthful, trustworthy and everything good sha. Also be very good in bed and PDA. I love PDA (Public Display of Affection).

Yes oh, I love PDA. I want him to spank my Bumbum in public. Kiss me, hold me tight. That’s the fun of it. My ex did all that, he spoilt me. That is why I can’t marry a pastor. I can’t. I’m sorry because I will teach him bad things”.

Diva also spoke on her challenges during her early days as an actress and skit-maker, noting that the biggest were filmmakers who demand sex for roles.

She said; “My early days challenges in the Movie industry will be producers and directors asking for sex before movie roles. It’s as bad as just an ordinary Production Manager asking for sex too before linking up with directors, (laughs).

Then for Skit will basically be financial constraints; bringing people on set, welfare , location , camera and all of that can be financially draining. Lastly, it would be low engagement on social media platforms, above all God has been so great to me. I’m the apple of God’s eye.”