Peller: I didn’t know Jarvis was into money laundering
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“I was always sending her money to add up before her target. My friends and manager call me mumu, saying she doesn’t care about me. But I still cared for her,” he said.
Popular Nigerian content creator, Peller, has accused fellow TikToker, Jarvis, of being involved in money laundering.
In a viral video, Peller opened up about their past relationship and claimed that Jarvis was not as wealthy as she appeared on social media when she first came to Lagos.
“When Jarvis came to Lagos, I thought she had money,” Peller said. “Not until she told me her story, that those people gifting her money used to split it 50/50.”
He alleged that Jarvis received large amounts of money from people, which were later shared in what he described as a laundering scheme.
“I didn’t know she was into money laundering, where they send her money and later split it 50/50,” he added.
Despite the alleged activities, Peller said he continued to support her both financially and emotionally, even when friends advised him to stay away.
“I was always sending her money to add up before her target. My friends and manager call me mumu, saying she doesn’t care about me. But I still cared for her,” he said.
The two TikTok stars had built a strong online presence with their joint videos, drawing thousands of views from fans.
Speaking further on their relationship, Peller admitted that while Jarvis showed him love, she often placed her business above their relationship.
“I can’t say Jarvis doesn’t love me, she does, but at home love. When it comes to business, she forgets I’m part of the picture,” he said.
According to him, whenever he complained, Jarvis would dismiss it, saying, “There’s time for everything, time for love and time for business.”
Neither Jarvis nor her representatives have responded to Peller’s claims as of the time of filing this report.
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