Jarvis has clarified that she never called her spouse a “womb shifter”, despite what was widely reported on social media, in response to the controversy following a viral moment during her traditional wedding to fellow content creator Peller.
After the wedding footage went viral, Jarvis clarified the situation during a livestream on her social media profile.
She claims that what she actually said was “tomb shifter,” clarifying that the term is a cultural term used to characterise men in her society.
“For those of you that came to my wedding and changed my words, I never said ‘womb shifter.’ I said ‘tomb shifter.’ In the Bible, didn’t you read where the tomb was shifted? I called my husband a ‘tomb shifter.’ That’s what we call our husbands in my village,” she said.
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The explanation was made in response to the wedding video, which caused a lot of social media users to express perplexity about the remark they thought they heard during the ceremony.
Jarvis insisted that once the video went viral on various social media sites, her statements had been misinterpreted and changed.
Jarvis has stated that she is sure her husband, Peller, won’t cheat on her because they made a vow to never do so.
According to the terms of their pledge, she said, Peller would perish if he cheated.
A recent episode of Daddy Freeze’s co-hosted show, The Honest Bunch Podcast, highlighted the pair.
“Peller has never cheated on me before. If he cheats, he dies. That’s the rule of the relationship. If he cheats, everything will crumble because we are in a commitment,” she said.
Peller added, “I suggested that we should even do a blood covenant but Jarvis refused. I know the process of doing a blood covenant. I saw it on TikTok that if you do it, any partner that cheats will die.”
Peller and Jarvis just revealed that their white wedding will be on August 1, 2026.
The pair got married in a traditional ceremony in Benin City, Edo State.
