Nigerian content creator Jarvis has fired back at her husband, Peller, after he announced she would be stepping away from social media for three months. In a playful yet sharp response, Jarvis flipped the script, suggesting that Peller would be the one disappearing from public view—and for a much longer period.
Peller's Announcement Sparks Online Buzz
Peller, a popular TikTok personality, took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a video explaining that Jarvis would be reducing her online activity to focus on her studies. He revealed plans to manage her accounts and channel during this time, citing her need to concentrate on subjects like Home Economics.
"For like three months, my baby will not be active like that on the internet. It's because she's studying, doing home economics, and learning some things about school. After all, my baby wants to know books very well. So I'll be the one in charge of her accounts and channel," Peller said in the video.
Jarvis Turns the Tables on Peller
Jarvis, who recently debunked pregnancy rumors, made it clear she had no intention of taking a break. Instead, she cheekily suggested that Peller would be the one going offline—and for a significantly longer stretch.
"Guys me I will be very, very active till Jesus comes. I'm going to be active forever. It's him that will not be active for six years because he will be treating a mental problem in the hospital. I'm active for life. I'll be active till I die," she replied in a video that has since gone viral.
Social Media Reactions Divide Opinion
The exchange sparked a flurry of reactions from netizens, with some supporting Jarvis's humor and others criticizing her response as disrespectful. One user, @BigMikeTalks01, commented: "If I talk now, dem go say na because I poor. What has Peller said that’s wrong in this video note that’s making Jarvis to speak ill of him like that. That’s total. See wedding wey all of una buy aso Ebi 1M go."
Another user, @TrendWire247, wrote: "And Jarvis is bitter to me I mean her soul looks bitter and dark maybe na why her Papa run away from her mama up till date cos this bitterness looks inherited to me coz what’s the meaning of your new husband to treat mental illness for 6 years in the Hospital? Omo which kind play is that."
Peller's Wedding Woes: Counterfeit Dollars
This online spat comes on the heels of Peller's revelation about receiving fake dollar bills at their traditional wedding. During a livestream, Peller disclosed that counterfeit dollars were sprayed at the ceremony, leaving him questioning the integrity of some guests. The incident has sparked broader discussions about financial accountability at social gatherings.
The couple's recent traditional wedding and subsequent online drama have kept fans engaged, with many eagerly following their every move. As the debate continues, it remains to be seen whether Jarvis will indeed stay active online or if Peller's prediction holds true.
