Rumor has it that she's been linked to Indian cricket sensation Hardik Pandya, and with that pairing, the intrigue is palpable. So, let's dig into the delightful details surrounding Jasmin and her rumored romance with the cricketing heartthrob. The Rise of Jasmin Walia Jasmin Walia, the enchanting songstress behind the hit "Bom Diggy," isn't just a pretty face. This Essex native has charmed audiences not only with her catchy tunes but also with her vibrant personality on shows like "The Only Way Is Essex." She started her journey on reality TV, but it didn't take long for her to hit the right notes in the music industry. With her talent shining like a diamond, she has made quite a name for herself, and fans are eager to know more about her life beyond the spotlight. A Viral Sensation With a YouTube channel currently boasting over 573,000 subscribers, Jasmin has turned her passion for music into a global phenomenon. Her collaboration with Zack Knight on "Bom Diggy" didn't just make waves; it was a tsunami of success, even landing a spot in the Bollywood flick "Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety." And let's not forget her style! Inspired by the Kardashians, Jasmin has become a fashion icon, seamlessly blending chic outfits on stage and in everyday life. Making History in Times Square But it doesn't stop there. Jasmin made history as the first British Indian female singer to grace the iconic Times Square Billboard with her single "Want Some" (via Zee News). Now that's a feather in her cap! Despite her UK roots, Jasmin proudly embraces her Indian heritage, relishing street food and daydreaming about exploring the vibrant streets of Mumbai. The Hardik Pandya Connection Now, let's address the elephant in the roomHardik Pandya. Following his split from Natasa Stankovic, whispers of a romance between him and Jasmin have sent fans into a frenzy. Recent snapshots from their sun-soaked escapades in Greece have fans connecting the dots. The online world has been abuzz with speculation, leaving everyone wondering if love is truly in the air.