Popular Nigerian TikTok personalities Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, and his fiancée, Jarvis, have sparked widespread reactions on social media after discussing what they described as a spiritual oath against infidelity ahead of their planned wedding.
The couple made the remarks during a live TikTok session, just weeks before their reported wedding date of August 1, where they spoke about trust, fidelity and their commitment to their relationship.
During the livestream, Jarvis stated that both she and Peller had entered into what she described as a spiritual covenant that carries severe consequences for infidelity.
“If you cheat, you die,” she said, explaining that the warning applied equally to both partners and was intended to reinforce faithfulness in their marriage.
Peller, who appeared alongside his fiancée during the session, acknowledged the arrangement and reiterated his commitment to remaining faithful. The conversation, which was widely shared across social media platforms, quickly generated mixed reactions from fans and commentators.
While some social media users praised the couple for emphasizing loyalty and commitment, others questioned the idea of making such declarations publicly or associating marital fidelity with spiritual consequences.
The pair, who rose to prominence through comedy skits, livestreams and other digital content, have built a large following on TikTok and other social media platforms. Their relationship has attracted significant public attention in recent months, with followers closely tracking updates about their engagement and preparations for their wedding.
Neither Peller nor Jarvis suggested that the statement was based on any legal or formal religious requirement. Rather, the remarks were presented as a personal commitment between the couple.
As of the time of reporting, the couple has not issued any further clarification regarding the comments, which continue to trend online ahead of their anticipated wedding ceremony.
