“I Found Him Annoying at First” – Jarvis Reveals How Peller Won Her Heart

• Jarvis revealed that she initially found Peller annoying and never thought they would date.
• However, his persistence and energy eventually won her over, and they are now happily together.

Nigerian content creator Jarvis has shared insights into her relationship with fellow creator Peller, revealing that their love story did not begin on a smooth note.

Speaking about how their relationship started, Jarvis admitted that she initially found Peller annoying and never considered the possibility of them being together.

“I found Peller very annoy!ng at first and never imagined we’d ever be a thing,” she said.

However, she explained that his unique personality and consistent efforts eventually changed her perception.

“But his energy stood out, and his continuous persistence eventually won me over. Today, we’re happily together,” she added.

Her revelation has sparked reactions online, with many fans finding their love story relatable, especially the idea of relationships growing from unexpected beginnings.

“I found Peller very annoy!ng at first and never imagined we’d ever be a thing. But his energy stood out, and his continuous persistence eventually won me over. Today, we’re happily together.”

— Jarvis pic.twitter.com/2munFBhsiu

— SKB (@seyikanbai) April 22, 2026

In other news… Nigerian content creator and live streamer Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, popularly called Peller, has reacted critically to media personality Roby Ekpo over his emotional breakdown following the collapse of his long-term marriage.

Roby Ekpo recently appeared on the Honest Bunch podcast, where he became visibly emotional while discussing the end of his 11-year union with Mayowa Lambe. During the interview, he alleged that the relationship was marked by infidelity, dishonesty, and financial difficulties, adding that his estranged partner had quietly remarried in the United States.

Responding in a video that has since gone viral, Peller replayed clips from the interview while expressing disbelief at Ekpo’s reaction. He questioned why a man in his 40s would publicly cry over a failed relationship, suggesting that such displays of emotion were unnecessary.

“How can you be crying over a woman in 2026?”

He further claimed that he has endured difficult experiences in his own relationships and implied that, if he were to share his story, Ekpo might feel even more emotional. Peller also insisted that he would never allow himself to cry over a romantic relationship again, describing such a reaction as unwarranted.

“I can never cry over love or any woman again unless I am a mumu or dodoyo.”