Lydia Jazmine says she would not quit music after marriage, insisting that her passion is part of who she is and asking for a supportive partner.

Lydia Jazmine reveals she once dreamed of becoming a lawyer but believes God chose music for her, saying she has no regrets about her career.

Lydia Jazmine responds to Prima Kadarshi’s continued criticism, saying she has nothing against her and does not understand the apparent bitterness.

Prima Kardashi says Lydia Jazmine had the potential to become Uganda's next Tiwa Savage eight years ago, but believes the singer has wasted much of her talent.

Lydia Jazmine credits Geosteady for believing in her early career and giving her the collaboration “Same Way,” which she says became her biggest breakthrough.

Tracy Melon celebrates Lydia Jazmine for inspiring her music journey, recalling how the singer supported her during a competition early in her career.

Lydia Jazmine admits Uganda’s music industry is struggling and no longer as vibrant as before, adding to growing concerns among artistes and fans.

Lydia Jazmine insists her upcoming concert has no political affiliation, saying the event is for all Ugandans who support local music regardless of their political views.

Prima Kardashi has predicted that Lydia Jazmine’s upcoming Lugogo Cricket Oval concert will flop, blaming what she describes as poor marketing and branding.

Lydia Jazmine reveals she is open to dating a fellow celebrity but prefers to marry someone outside the spotlight for a more peaceful relationship.