TikTok star Jarvis, whose real name is Elizabeth Amadou, has confirmed that she and fellow content creator Peller, popularly known as Hamzat Habeeb, have decided to go their separate ways for now.
Jarvis made this known during a live session on Tuesday, just days after Peller was involved in a car accident in Lagos that led to his hospitalisation. The crash, which occurred on the Lekki–Epe Expressway while he was livestreaming, triggered intense reactions and criticism across social media platforms.
Speaking to her followers, Jarvis appealed to the public to stop making jokes or harsh comments about Peller, noting that the online attacks had made an already painful situation worse.
She explained that Peller’s struggles are linked more to emotional regulation than any harmful intent, and emphasized that what he needs most at this time is understanding and support, not ridicule.
Confirming the end of their relationship, Jarvis clarified that the decision was not born out of anger or conflict. Rather, she said the break was necessary to give both of them the space to heal and focus on personal growth, adding that she still holds deep affection for him.
She further urged fans to avoid spreading damaging narratives and instead promote kindness, stressing that pressure from social media had added to the emotional burden surrounding the incident.
Jarvis expressed gratitude that no life was lost in the crash and said her priority remains the well-being of both herself and Peller. She described the breakup as a temporary pause, meant to allow recovery and reflection.
Peller reportedly lost control of his Mercedes-Benz during a livestream titled “RIP Peller,” in which he appeared emotionally troubled. He was helped by people at the scene and later taken to hospital to receive medical care.
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