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“Leave Her Alone, Critics Now Asking For DNA Test” — TikToker Peller On Jarvis’ Pregnancy
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“Leave Her Alone, Critics Now Asking For DNA Test” — TikToker Peller On Jarvis’ Pregnancy

InformationNG about 1 hour 2 mins read

TikToker Peller has spoken about the criticism he faced over his relationship with Jarvis, recalling how people questioned their romance, marriage and the paternity of their baby.

During a recent livestream, Peller said people advised him to focus on his career and leave Jarvis alone because they believed she would never date him.

He said, “Everybody kept saying she wasn’t going to date me, that I should focus on my career and my life, that I should leave her alone.

“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.”

Peller added that the criticism continued after their wedding, with people questioning his decision to have a court marriage and alleging that Jarvis wanted to spend all his money.

He said, “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?”

According to him, the criticism continued after they welcomed their baby, with people questioning the child’s paternity and demanding a DNA test.

Reacting to the demand, Peller said, “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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