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‘No DNA test, Jarvis is carrying my child’ – Peller fires back at critics
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‘No DNA test, Jarvis is carrying my child’ – Peller fires back at critics

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Nigerian streamer Peller has lashed out at those demanding a DNA test to establish the paternity of his child with Jarvis.

In a heated response, the content creator dismissed the calls for a DNA test, insisting that Jarvis, who is carrying his child, should not be subjected to such demands.

Peller also took a swipe at those questioning the pregnancy, asking why they were so concerned about his situation while making a controversial reference to their mothers and sisters.

His outburst has added to the ongoing conversations surrounding the couple’s relationship and pregnancy.

‘No DNA test, Jarvis is carrying my child’ – Peller fires back at critics

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