“If i wasn’t a musician, I would’ve died a virgin.” Ed Sheeran

British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran once joked, “If I wasn’t a musician, I would’ve died a virgin.” He explained that before fame, girls used to call him “Ugly Ginger,” 

Singer Ed Sheeran once said he believed he’d never find true love until fame came into his life. Before becoming a global star, he was mocked as “Ugly Ginger.” But fame and money transformed his image overnight. Suddenly, he became the “handsome artist” admired by many of the same people who once ignored him.

This reality says a lot about how attraction often depends on social status and financial success. Many people claim to have “types,” but those preferences seem to disappear once success enters the picture. For men, it’s a reminder that money often defines value more than personality.

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Ed’s words may be funny, but they reveal something serious, in a world driven by fame and wealth, true love remains one of the rarest things to find.