Nigerian streamer Peller has addressed speculations that he’s about to divorce jarvis, insisting that he is not planning to divorce her despite the challenges surrounding their marriage.
The content creator made this known while reacting to discussions about their relationship, dismissing suggestions that he and Jarvis were deliberately creating marital drama to generate views, engagement or online attention.
“My wife and I aren’t suffering for views. We’re not fighting to rack up engagement or trend,” Peller said.
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He also spoke about the implications of ending their court marriage, claiming thathe would face serious consequences if he divorce jarvis.
“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 added.
His remarks have generated reactions on social media, with some users questioning his understanding of the legal implications of divorce, while others advised him to remain committed to his marriage. Divorce jarvis.
Peller and Jarvis’ marriage drama
Newsflashngr had reported that Peller and Jarvis have repeatedly attracted attention online over disagreements and statements that have fuelled speculation about the future of their marriage.
Their relationship has been the subject of discussions following reports of arguments, social media exchanges and comments suggesting that they were experiencing challenges as a couple.
His comments have also reignited conversations about court marriages, divorce and the legal responsibilities that come with marriage.
Reactions trail Peller’s statement after he said he’d divorce Jarvis
The statement has sparked mixed reactions, with some social media users expressing concern about the advice being given to the couple, while others questioned Peller’s explanation of the legal consequences of divorce.
Obinno, known as Son of the Soil, questioned why people would encourage the streamer to end his marriage.
“Why would anyone advise this boy to divorce him wife?? People wicked oh,” the user wrote.
Olufemi Olawale, also known as AbBY, offered a different interpretation of Peller’s claim about imprisonment, suggesting that the penalty he mentioned relates to a different situation.
“Four (4) year in imprisonment happens if he marries another person while his married to Jarvis, not particularly if he divorces her,” the user stated.
Another commenter, Omo Abiola, suggested that the couple’s relationship drama might be intended to generate online attention.
“Na content all of them dey do,” the user wrote.
Similarly, OVO questioned whether divorce from a court marriage could lead to imprisonment, asking, “@grok, dem dey go prison because of divorce for court wedding?”
Hopefully also reacted to Peller’s comments, suggesting that his concern about the consequences of divorce might be more significant to him than the state of his marriage.
“Na d 4 years u dey fear not Ur marriage…… Depression wan kpa dis one,” the user wrote.
Meanwhile, Helsinki commented on the decision to formalise a relationship through a court wedding, writing, “Mans got so much love that he decided to sign papers with the government. Interesting.”
M.M. Oyiza also reacted humorously to the development, stating, “Peller, I no fit laugh abeg Advice now becomes a slap in the face.”
Offering words of encouragement, Aishat wrote, “Don’t mind em ..continue, the lord is your strength.”
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“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.” — Peller. https://t.co/6YAn0nztg2
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) October 25, 2026
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