Jarvis Sends Message to Nigerians after Peller's Car Accident, Video Trends Online: "Calm Down"

Jarvis Sends Message to Nigerians after Peller's Car Accident, Video Trends Online: "Calm Down"

  • Popular Nigerian content creator and AI personality, Jarvis Jadrolita, has penned a message to netizens amid her drama with Peller
  • This happened after her boyfriend, Peller, reportedly tried to harm himself following a breakup message from Jarvis
  • In her post, which quickly went viral, Jarvis asked her fans on the TikTok app to calm down, stating that time will expose the truth

A well-known Nigerian digital personality and AI-themed content creator, Elizabeth Amadou, also known as Jarvis Jadrolita, has addressed social media users

This is coming amid the intense public attention and bashing surrounding her recent disagreement with fellow creator Peller.

Jarvis dances in new video days after Peller's car crash.
Jarvis sends message to Nigerians in new clip. Photo credit: @realjadrolita/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

Jarvis Jadrolita asks Nigerians to calm down

Reports had circulated online claiming that Peller attempted to harm himself shortly after receiving a message about the end of their romantic relationship.

The development went viral on social media, with many users directing strong criticism towards Jarvis and holding her responsible for the alleged incident.

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In a TikTok post after the incident, @realjadrolita, reached out to the public in response to the growing backlash.

Rather than engaging directly with the accusations levelled against her, she called for calm and patience among those interested in the situation.

The content creator delivered the message while also showing off dance moves in the clip posted via her official account.

She noted that 'time will surely tell', implying that people should avoid jumping to conclusions while emotions were still running high.

Jarvis ask Nigerians to 'calm down' days after Peller's car crash.
Jarvis breaks silence again, says time will surely tell. Photo credit: @realjadrolita/TikTok.
Source: TikTok
"My name is time and time will surely tell. Make una calm down," she said.

Reactions as Jarvis Jadrolita breaks silence

Nigerians stormed the comments section to react to the post.

@IVST said:

"If you’re truly tired of the relationship this is the best time to detach. No go do pity pity go back o."

@Okex said:

"Just focus on the positive comments please. This lady has done nothing wrong. Haba nah."

@Godsgift_46 said:

"You can’t expect him to cope well offline, and that’s the truth. Offline relationships require emotional presence, communication, warmth, and consistency. If those things are missing, especially for someone young and in their first love, it becomes very hard to cope. Pella learned love through attention, reassurance, and public affection. That’s how he felt secure. So when they went offline and Jarvis became distant, cold, or commanding, his mind read it as rejection, not maturity. For someone with little relationship experience, that kind of emotional switch is confusing and painful. Coping offline also requires both people to meet halfway. You can’t expect a 19-year-old to suddenly understand emotional withdrawal when the other partner isn’t communicating or reassuring him. That’s why the relationship was unhealthy for him. He needed patience and guidance, not silence. This isn’t weakness. It’s a mismatch of emotional needs and experience. What he needs now is healing, support, and time not judgment."

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Jarvis breaks silence on relationship with Peller after car crash: "It's over between us"

See the post below:

Man shares why Peller will spoil relationship

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that the drama between Peller and his girlfriend Jarvis attracted a lot of reactions from concerned Nigerians on social media.

The popular TikTok star and streamer was said to have deliberately crashed his car into a road barrier while on a live stream.

Source: Legit.ng

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