Nigerian TikTok streamer Peller has expressed regret over crashing his car for his then-girlfriend, Jarvis, in 2025, saying he would have made a different decision if he had known how their relationship would eventually develop.
The content creator made the remarks during a recent TikTok livestream, reflecting on the incident and the emotional sacrifices he says he made while deeply in love.
According to Peller, he believed that risking his life for Jarvis would strengthen her feelings towards him. However, he now regrets the decision, particularly amid their reported relationship disagreements.
He claimed that Jarvis now describes him as a manipulator and accuses him of attempting to put her in prison.
“If I had known, I wouldn’t have crashed my car for Jarvis in 2025. The same woman I crashed my car for is now calling me a manipulator and accusing me of trying to put her in prison. I was doing lovey lovey, thinking she will love me more because I want to die for her,” he said.
Peller did not provide further details explaining the allegations he says Jarvis has made against him.
Peller Rejects Calls to Divorce Jarvis
Despite expressing disappointment over their relationship, Peller has also dismissed suggestions that he should end his marriage to Jarvis.
The streamer argued that their court wedding carries legal and financial responsibilities that he cannot simply ignore.
He claimed that divorcing his wife could expose him to a four-year prison sentence and require him to surrender 30 per cent of his property.
“My wife and I aren’t suffering for views. We’re not fighting to rack up engagement or trend. Divorcing my wife now would mean going to prison for four years and giving her 30% of my property. That’s the consequence of my court wedding. I’m not divorcing her,” he stated.
His comments suggest that, despite the disagreements, he has no intention of pursuing a divorce at this time.
Questions Surrounding Peller and Jarvis’ Marriage
Peller and Jarvis have attracted considerable public attention through their relationship, online content and public disagreements.
Their latest comments have once again placed their marriage under scrutiny, with Peller presenting his account of the emotional and practical challenges surrounding their relationship.
However, his claims about the potential legal consequences of divorce have not been independently established by the information provided.
The exact legal basis for the alleged four-year prison sentence and 30 per cent property arrangement remains unclear. Neither Jarvis’s response to Peller’s latest statements nor an independent legal explanation was included in the source report.
For now, Peller says he is not considering divorce, even as he openly expresses regret over decisions he made during the earlier stages of their relationship.