During a livestream, Peller said TikTok invited him to its UK office and that he plans to tell them "everything about Africa". TikTok has not confirmed the invitation.
Streamer Peller has reportedly said a member of Jarvis's family refused to greet him even in his own home. Jarvis is said to have answered by rejecting pressure to show him respect, in a reply that has split fans online. The pair's on-and-off relationship has drawn heavy attention for months.
Creator Genevieve has urged voters to put competence and good governance ahead of ethnic loyalty in 2027, in a message that reportedly criticised some Tinubu supporters.
Streamer Jarvis has hit back at people urging her to show more respect to her husband Peller, saying they should stop forcing it because the respect is not there. She added that women reflect whatever they are given in a relationship. The remarks have sparked fresh reactions online, about two months into their reported marriage.
Streamer Peller and his wife Jarvis have blocked each other on social media after a heated argument on a live stream in the early hours of Friday. The row began when Peller said the couple were like a father and mother to Jarvis's younger sister, and should be the ones to guide her and choose who she marries. Jarvis disagreed, telling him that if her family had chosen a husband for her, they would not have picked him, and that he should leave her family alone and focus on his own. An angry Peller removed her from the live and blocked her entire family, repeatedly asking his fans whether it was all because his body is small. Jarvis then blocked him too. Peller later went on his WhatsApp channel, called her a fool for blocking him, and blocked her back. The couple married in August, and Jarvis is seven months pregnant.