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Marriage won’t affect my career – Jarvis
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Marriage won’t affect my career – Jarvis

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Nigerian content creator, Jarvis, known for her AI and non-playable character (NPC) impressions, has assured her fans that her marriage to TikTok star, Peller, won’t affect her career negatively. 

Addressing fans during a video broadcast shortly after her wedding, Jarvis said she was still very much committed to content creation.

She shared her plans to expand her brand and take more acting roles in the movie industry. 

She thanked designe,r Prudent Gabriel for designing a robot-themed dress for her wedding, stressing that the dress helped her showcase her talent even on her wedding day.

“Thank you Mrs Prudent for the robot-themed wedding dress. You brought out the robot in me. I and my husband didn’t know that that it what Mrs Prudent had planned out for me. I was so excited when I saw the dress. 

“Thank you for making me showcased my talent. Not that it is forgotten or left out. It is coming. It is still there and it is expending. It is going to be the best and the greatest. It will go far wide and beyond. I will be in the movies acting like an AI robot that I am. That is my dream,” Jarvis said.

DAILY POST recalls that Peller recently warned Nollywood producers and skitmakers not to cast his newly-married wife Jarvis in romantic roles with male actors. 

He threatened to “harm” anyone who disregards his warning.

He said it was disrespectful to cast a married woman for a kissing role.

Marriage won’t affect my career – Jarvis

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