During a recent livestream, Peller recalled how people initially doubted that Jarvis would agree to date him, advising him to focus on his career instead of pursuing a relationship with her.
He said the criticism intensified when Jarvis moved to Lagos and he started living with her, with some people mocking their relationship and questioning whether it would become intimate.
“When this girl came to Lagos and I started living with her, they said, ‘Is it by living in her house? That I won’t even smell her pant?’ Some people were even cursing themselves that if I smell her pant, they should d+e. I said okay, but I was already washing pants,” he said.
According to Peller, the criticism continued after they got married, with some people questioning their decision to have a court wedding and alleging that Jarvis wanted to spend all his money.
“After that, we got married. They started saying, ‘Why would I do a court marriage? She wants to chop all my money.’ Which money do I even have? Like, must you have a say? Must you have a say?” he asked.
The streamer added that after they welcomed their child, critics shifted their attention to the baby, questioning the child’s paternity and demanding a DNA test.
Reacting to the demands, Peller dismissed the calls, saying, “After the wedding, now we have a baby. They’ve all stopped what they were saying before, now they’ve started saying something else: ‘That baby, you have to do a DNA.’ F¥ck DNA.”
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