Jarvis Addresses Blood Covenant Allegations With Peller Amid Ongoing Wedding Preparations

Popular Nigerian content creator Jarvis has finally responded to widespread allegations claiming she and her fiancé, Peller, entered into a blood covenant ahead of their forthcoming wedding, dismissing the claims as false and misleading.

The social media personality broke her silence after the rumours gained momentum online, with several blogs and users speculating about the nature of the couple’s relationship following comments they previously made about taking a spiritual oath before marriage.

According to Jarvis, the reports suggesting that she and Peller participated in a blood covenant are completely untrue and were taken out of context.

She explained that many people misunderstood their earlier remarks about making a serious commitment to remain faithful to one another, leading to exaggerated claims that quickly spread across various social media platforms.

Jarvis clarified that neither she nor Peller has ever taken part in any ritual involving blood or any form of traditional covenant as alleged by some online commentators.

She described the rumours as baseless, stressing that their relationship is built on love, trust, respect and mutual understanding rather than superstition or rituals.

Speaking during a recent online session with her followers, Jarvis expressed disappointment that some people deliberately twisted their words simply to generate controversy.

She stated that while she understands that public figures often become subjects of speculation, she believes false information should not be spread in a way that damages people’s reputations.

According to her, she and Peller merely spoke about making a personal commitment to remain loyal to one another throughout their marriage.

She emphasised that the discussion centred on faithfulness and accountability, not any form of blood covenant.

The clarification comes only days after the couple revealed that they had taken what they described as a serious spiritual oath before their wedding, jokingly saying that “if you cheat, you die.”

That statement quickly generated widespread reactions online, with many interpreting it literally while others viewed it as a symbolic expression of commitment between the two lovers.

Following the viral discussions, rumours began circulating that the pair had secretly performed a blood covenant ceremony to seal their relationship.

Jarvis said those claims are entirely fabricated.

She urged fans and social media users to avoid believing everything they encounter online without verifying the facts.

Peller also reacted to the allegations, insisting that there was never any blood ritual involved in their relationship.

He reiterated that both of them simply want to build a marriage founded on honesty, loyalty and mutual respect.

According to him, the exaggerated reports do not reflect the reality of their relationship and only serve to distract attention from the joy surrounding their upcoming wedding.

The couple have remained among Nigeria’s most talked-about internet personalities since announcing their engagement.

Their relationship has attracted millions of followers who regularly engage with updates about their romance, wedding preparations and future plans together.

Earlier, the pair announced that their white wedding is scheduled to take place on August 1, following their traditional marriage ceremony.

The announcement generated excitement among supporters, many of whom have continued expressing anticipation for the highly publicised event.

Despite the latest controversy, Jarvis maintained that she remains focused on preparing for married life rather than responding to every rumour circulating online.

She encouraged supporters to continue celebrating love and positivity instead of promoting misinformation capable of creating unnecessary controversy.

The allegations have nevertheless sparked fresh conversations about how quickly misinformation spreads across social media and the challenges public figures face in correcting false narratives.

Many supporters have since defended the couple, urging bloggers and content creators to report celebrity stories responsibly without sensationalising comments made during interviews or live broadcasts.

As preparations for their wedding continue, both Jarvis and Peller say they remain committed to beginning their new journey together with honesty, transparency and unwavering support for one another.

For now, the couple hopes their clarification will put an end to the speculation and allow attention to return to their upcoming wedding rather than unfounded rumours circulating online.