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“Jarvis Complements Me” – Peller
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“Jarvis Complements Me” – Peller

InformationNG 1 day 2 mins read

Nigerian TikTok creator Peller has said he is eager to marry his fiancée, Jarvis, describing her as someone who complements him.

Speaking during a conversation with Cubana Chief Priest, Peller said he believes delaying marriage is unnecessary, adding that if he and Jarvis were to separate, it would have a significant impact on his life.

According to him, Jarvis brings balance to his life, which is one of the reasons he wants to proceed with their wedding.

Peller also revealed that a large proportion of the direct messages he receives on TikTok and Instagram are from women.

He claimed that many of them are not reaching out with business opportunities but are instead interested in personal relationships.

Peller said he hopes getting married will discourage such advances, as people will know he is no longer single.

He said, “This Gen Z life woman no dey again. Anybody wey no marry this year or next year.. even that next year too far. If I leave Jarvis eh, my life go spoil. You know why, she complements me. If you go to my TikTok and Instagram messages, 80 percent na women wey no one bring business or something. They just want chop me. I wan marry so they go away, say this guy don marry.”

Watch video below: https://t.co/ufd7XOKDYi

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