The dispute unfolded through emotional videos posted by both
parties, each airing their relationship grievances and revealing conflicts over
her estranged father, phone privacy, and allegations of financial misconduct.

Jarvis broke down in tears as she accused Peller of being
dismissive and overprotective, particularly concerning her deep-seated desire
to meet the father she never knew.

She claimed that whenever she broached the subject, Peller
would insinuate “issues of incest,” a comment she found deeply hurtful.

“I told him I met some people concerning my dad. He said
‘anything that would make you see your dad, I will not love you again.’ I
realised he was serious. He talked about the story of what fathers and
daughters do,” she said.

“Immediately, he said that I needed the call. I broke down.
I have an emotion. If you want to marry someone, do you not want to know where
the girl is actually from? Every time, I was always saying grandma.

“Why would you say something like that without remorse? He
is overprotective. Anytime I want to share something delicate, he does not take
me seriously.

”About my dad. Someone I am still longing to see. Someone I
have never met. I do not have my father’s love. But I feel if I had, the
nonsense that Peller is doing, he would not do it.”

In his response, Peller shifted the focus to Jarvis’
“secretive behaviour,” alleging she frequently changes her phone password and
has removed his face-recognition access.

“Since we went to Senegal, Jarvis has changed her password
like three times. Jarvis’ face is on my phone. My face is no longer on her
phone. I asked her why she was changing her password, she said it was her
privacy,” he said.

“I have never changed my password since the time I was at
Ikorodu.”

Peller also accused Jarvis of being involved in a form of
“money laundering” through her TikTok livestreams.

He claimed she confessed to him that some of her top gifters
demand a 50/50 cut of the monetary value of the gifts they send.

“When Jarvis came to Lagos to meet me, I thought she was far
richer than I. When she was talking from her own house, no one stopped her,” he
said.

“… that time, Jarvis came to me and said that those gifts
she received those times, her gifters always ask her to split the money.

“If you gift me and you think we are going to split the
proceeds, I will not give you. I saw the results of her at the time when I
thought she would be a billionaire, but she said they were splitting her money.

“Someone once approached me too, asking me to split the
proceeds from the gift he gave me during a live stream. I blocked the person
after telling him that I gave him the popularity he asked for.

“If you gift me, let it come from your heart. If you gift me
because you want to share it 50/50 equally with me, I will not do it. That is
money laundering.

“All of the people accusing me of doing money laundering, I
cannot do it. Do I look like someone who can do it? That is why I do not stay
too long on the livestream.

“But they did it for her. She came to me. And I promised her
that everything will be alright. I started giving her targets. I would even
send her money to meet her target.

“I try my best to show love. My management would tell me I
care too much about someone who does not care about me. I cannot say Jarvis
does not love me. But when it comes to business, she forgets that I am even in
the picture.

“There was an incident involving her and her ex, where she
had to go to the police station. The police told her to bring N3 million.”

As of now, Jarvis has not publicly responded to the money
laundering allegations.

The public fallout marks another turbulent chapter for the
TikTok duo.

Peller and Jarvis recently threatened to break up during a
heated confrontation.

In May, Peller alleged that Netflix offered Jarvis N3
billion to perform a kissing scene in a movie.