- Nigerian streamer Peller addressed a recent argument with his wife, Jarvis.
- He acknowledged the need for personal growth and maturity.
- Peller admitted he is not yet fully ready to handle the responsibilities of caring for a pregnant partner.
Popular Nigerian streamer Peller has spoken following his recent argument with his wife, Jarvis, admitting that he still needs to mature before he can fully take on the responsibilities of caring for a pregnant woman.
Speaking about the situation, Peller said:
“I’m still a boy, I am not yet a man. My wife said on live yesterday that me and her sister are age mates. I need to grow into a man before I can take care of a pregnant woman.”
His statement comes amid recent tension between the couple, with his comments drawing attention to his thoughts about maturity and the responsibilities that come with marriage and impending fatherhood.
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Read some comments below:
@LoneRanger:”Jarvis took her time to enjoy her youth, after enjoying herself then use pregnancy tie Mugu and now the idiot dey shalaye. Through Peller, she got the two most important things women value in marriage(child and influence in another word money) and if Peller move mad she’s gonna leave him and nothing go happen. He go just keel himself and the world will move on.”
@amaka:”No be every thing wey happen for marriage you go take go public. Your wife already carry your child. Instead of to dey explain why you never ready, show am say you ready. That is what real men do.”
@Olufemi Adedeji:”Na this boy go cause wetin go make this marriage suffer hell… he too dey talk”
@Chimoskycoin _ π_ Non-Conformist AD:”Peller needs to understand that what is doing Jarvis his wife is pregnancy symptoms, he should be able to handle the situation”
@FestusVanckey⚽️:”My wife is few month older than me. But never for once talk about age or downgrade my respect because of it. Well. I just hope the drama is for content and public entertainment if not she’s being disrespectful to him in as much as I’m not a fan. It’s not appropriate by her.”
