Content creator Jarvis has publicly addressed the viral backlash over a comment she made during her traditional wedding to fellow creator Peller, insisting her words were distorted. In a livestream, she clarified that she never said "womb shifter" but rather "tomb shifter," a term she claims is a cultural expression from her community.
Jarvis Sets the Record Straight
During the livestream, Jarvis explained that the phrase that sparked widespread debate was taken out of context. She emphasized that the video clips circulating online had altered her original words, leading to a misinterpretation of her statement.
"For those of you that came to my wedding and changed my words, I never said 'womb shifter.' I said 'tomb shifter.' In the Bible, didn't you read where the tomb was shifted? I called my husband a 'tomb shifter.' That's what we call our husbands in my village," she said.
Wedding Already Under Spotlight
The wedding between Jarvis and Peller, both popular content creators, had already attracted significant public attention. Any unusual moment from the event was ripe for viral amplification, making the controversy quickly spread across social media platforms.
Jarvis maintained that as the video travelled, her original words were changed, leading audiences to a different conclusion than what was actually said during the ceremony.
Fans React to the Clarification
Despite her explanation, many followers remained skeptical, with reactions ranging from amusement to disbelief. Comments on her livestream reflected a mix of humor and doubt.
- @atoks_babie wrote: "'Womb shifter' na wetin I hear ???"
- @mr_goch commented: "Madam rest carry your marriage shift first ??"
- @seven8pictures said: "Even if you said womb shifter sef, nothing spoil... Abeg enjoy your man... Ignore the noise. ?"
- @djmagicbeat reacted: "You go explain tire coz people love to hear that word womb shifter ???"
- @big_tiiz wrote: "E shift the womb or e no shift am? ??"
- @nochioce4 added: "Since you get belle u just dey explain ???"
Billionaire Gift Adds to Wedding Buzz
In related news, Peller and Jarvis received a ₦400 million mansion in Abuja as a wedding gift from billionaire King Ochacho. The businessman revealed that his children insisted on the lavish present because they see Peller as an inspiration to their generation.
An emotional Peller expressed deep gratitude, recalling how his casual invitation to King Ochacho turned into a life-changing surprise.
