Nigerian social media personality Jarvis has reacted to a viral video that sparked speculation that she was heavily pregnant.
The content creator explained that the video was not an authentic depiction of her body and said artificial intelligence (AI) was used to alter the footage.
According to Jarvis, her husband was simply recording her while she relaxed after eating a large meal and admiring herself. She said social media users began focusing on her stomach and quickly concluded that she was pregnant.
Jarvis dismissed the speculation, insisting that the viral footage was fake.
She also joked about her natural body shape, saying she does not use waist trainers or subscribe to the flat-tummy trend.
“My husband loves my belle like that,” she said, making it clear that she is comfortable with her appearance.
Jarvis’ comments come after the video generated widespread speculation online, with some viewers interpreting her appearance in the footage as evidence of a pregnancy.
However, she maintained that the appearance of her stomach in the viral video should not be taken as confirmation of pregnancy.
The clarification has since shifted attention from pregnancy speculation to the growing use of AI-generated and manipulated content on social media, where altered videos can easily create false impressions about public figures.
Jarvis urged viewers to be more cautious about accepting viral footage at face value, particularly when the content appears unusual or lacks confirmation from the person involved.
