Renowned TikTok couple Habeeb “Peller” Hamzat and Jarvis — widely known as Jadrolita — have once again returned to the spotlight after another heated confrontation erupted online.
The dispute flared after the pair posted emotional videos on social media, each laying bare their frustrations over the fractured state of their relationship. Their public dispute delved into delicate topics, including Jarvis’ strained relationship with her father, concerns over phone privacy, and allegations of financial misconduct.
Through tears, Jarvis poured out her frustrations, accusing Peller of being manipulative and lacking empathy—particularly when it came to her desire to locate and build a connection with the father she has never known.
According to her, each time she brought up the subject, Peller would make disturbing insinuations about “incest,” a reaction she said left her emotionally shattered and deeply hurt.
“I once told him I had met some people who might help me find my father,” she said. “But instead of supporting me, he said, ‘Anything that will make you see your dad, I will stop loving you.’ And I could tell he meant it.”
She continued, “Then he brought up those terrible stories about fathers and daughters. The moment he said that, I broke down. I have emotions too. If you want to marry someone, wouldn’t you want to know where she comes from? I’ve spent my whole life saying ‘grandma’ whenever I’m asked about my parents.”
“Why would he say something so hurtful without any remorse? He’s overly controlling. Whenever I try to talk about something sensitive or personal, he dismisses me like it doesn’t matter.”
Speaking about her father, she grew emotional. “I’m still yearning to meet him — a man I’ve never seen. I never had a father’s love. And honestly, I believe that if I did, Peller wouldn’t have the audacity to treat me the way he does.”
Peller insisted that Jarvis had become increasingly secretive, particularly regarding her phone.
“Since we travelled to Senegal, Jarvis has changed her password about three times. Her face is on my phone, but mine is no longer on hers. When I asked why, she said it was about privacy,” he lamented.
“I haven’t changed my password since my days in Ikorodu.”
He went on to level a serious accusation, claiming Jarvis might be engaged in questionable financial dealings via her TikTok live sessions. According to him, she once mentioned that some top gifters on the platform request a 50/50 split of the monetary value of their gifts — a practice he implied could amount to “money laundering.”
In response, Peller dismissed her remarks and shifted blame, accusing her of being secretive. He claimed she constantly changes her phone password and even revoked his facial recognition access, saying her behavior raises suspicion.
He recalled the early days when Jarvis first came to Lagos to meet him. “Back then, I genuinely thought she was wealthier than I was. She lived comfortably and spoke from her own place—nobody was restricting her,” he said.
He continued, “At one point, Jarvis told me that the gifts she used to receive weren’t fully hers. According to her, the people gifting her money always demanded a share of it. For me, if you give someone a gift and expect to split it, then it’s not truly a gift. I remember thinking she was on her way to being a millionaire, only for her to tell me that she barely kept her full earnings because she always had to share them.”
Once, during a livestream, a man even asked me to share the proceeds of a gift; I told him no and blocked him. I gave him the popularity he wanted, but I won’t take gifts that come with strings attached. If you give, let it come from the heart — not because you expect a 50/50 cut. That’s basically money laundering.”
“All those people accusing me of money laundering — I can’t do that. Do I even look like someone capable of such a thing? That’s why I don’t even spend too much time on livestreams.
“But they did it for her. She was the one who came to me, and I assured her that everything would be fine. I started setting goals for her, pushing her to grow. Sometimes, I even sent her money just so she could meet her targets.”
He shared that he has always tried his best to show love and be supportive. According to him, even his management has warned that he invests emotionally in someone who may not value him the same way.
“I won’t say Jarvis doesn’t love me,” he explained. “But when business matters arise, she acts like I don’t exist.”
Recalling a specific incident, he claimed that Jarvis once had an issue involving her ex which led to the police getting involved. “She had to go to the station, and they reportedly asked her to bring ₦3 million,” he said.
At the time of this report, Jarvis has yet to publicly address the allegations of money laundering raised against her.