Kym Marsh revealed her husband 'couldn't care less' about the Strictly Come Dancing curse.
The infamous curse was linked with the show after a string of stars (both celebrity and professional dancers) have seen their off-screen romances breakdown over the past 18 years.
Many relationships ended because of the curse but many also blossomed as a result of the tight schedules and sexy dance moves.
However, Kym's hunky army husband Scott - who she married last October - pays no mind to the curse that many worry about.
Kym, who is partnered up with Graziano di Prima, said: "I know everyone talks about it but Scott really couldn’t care less.
"I’m an actor and he came and watched me on Fatal Attraction where I took my clothes off on stage, which was pretty daunting."
She added to The Sun : "But now he has seen me getting my kit off on stage and he wasn’t bothered, we don’t have an issue at all."
The soap actress went on to explain how being on Strictly actually brought them closer together.
Last week, Kym performed a Viennese Waltz with her dance partner.
However, she reportedly feared she'd be sick live on air during last weekend's show after suffering from 'crippling' nausea and dizziness symptoms during rehearsals.
That, coupled with the 46-year-old's visual vertigo, led to an uneasy night as the pair danced to 'Runaway' by The Corrs.
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Kym suffers from the condition after developing an issue with her inner ear, and it can be stimulated by movements and flashing lights.
A show source told the Sun: "Kym has struggled with nausea and dizziness all week, and at times she has felt really horrendous, though she has tried to play it down.
"The Viennese Waltz involves a huge amount of spinning and there is no way around that - so she has just had to battle through it. Her partner Graziano has tried to make it easier for her, but there has been a lot of difficult spells and tears, and she has nearly vomited several times.
"She was worried that she might be sick, or even pass out, when they danced the whole routine. But she is a trooper, and she was determined to get through."
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