Erica Campbell is letting audiences know about pride, the ‘seven deadly sin’ that is the focus of Lifetime’s latest installment in the T.D. Jakes-produced TV film series.

Campbell is a Grammy award-winning gospel artist who has gained success as a singer, writer, producer, and host of nationally syndicated radio host. She began her career as one half of the duo Mary Mary alongside her sister, Tina Campbell. The group took the gospel world by storm and went on to sell millions of records, won numerous awards, and sold-out tours. She eventually branched out her own, with her debut album, Help. She stayed true to her gospel roots and Erica is now joining the world of made-for-television movies with her new role in the Lifetime original movie Pride: A Seven Deadly Sins Story.

It is a part of the anthology film series on Lifetime that started two years ago with the films Lust and Envy, followed by Wrath and Greed. The new film will air on April 8 and also stars Grammy award-winning singer, Stephanie Mills.

The film is about a reality star, played by Mills, whose perfect world starts to fall apart when family secrets come to light. Although pride has helped her success, it might cause her downfall.

It is produced by Shaun Robinson, Jakes, and Derrick Williams. Recently, the star chatted with Shadow and Act about her new role. She also discussed the future for Mary Mary and her plans to do more acting.