Nigerian content creator Peller has rejected calls from social media users urging him to divorce his wife, Jarvis, following their recent public disagreement, insisting that he remains committed to their marriage.
The content creator said he had blocked several people who sent messages to his direct inbox advising him to end the relationship, questioning why outsiders were encouraging a divorce over a disagreement between the couple.
“You guys are saying I should divorce her. You people really want us to fight,” Peller said.
He argued that rather than calling for a separation, those commenting on the incident could have simply advised Jarvis to show more respect during disagreements.
Peller also referenced the legal implications of divorce, recalling a warning about a possible five year prison sentence that he said was mentioned on the day of their court wedding. He added that the marriage documents were still in his house.
“The paper is still in my house. You want me to be jailed. I am loving my wife forever. Me and my wife will never leave each other,” he said.
Despite the disagreement, Peller described Jarvis as a good person and expressed confidence that she would not take him to court.
The dispute reportedly began during a conversation about Jarvis’ younger sister and her newly launched streaming career. The discussion later shifted to who should have a say in the sister’s future marriage plans.
During the exchange, Jarvis reportedly asked Peller whether her family would have chosen him as her husband if they had been responsible for selecting her partner. The remark drew mixed reactions online, with some viewers criticising her comments while others defended her.
The incident has since generated debate among their followers, particularly over the extent to which social media users should intervene in di
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