Social media personality Ms Jorji has responded to Jarvis following an online dispute involving Jarvis and her husband, Nigerian TikTok star Peller.
The drama reportedly started after Jarvis went online complaining that Peller was not giving her money, before later saying that the complaint was only a joke. Ms Jorji subsequently addressed the situation during an Instagram Live session, explaining that she had advised Jarvis against publicly complaining about her marriage so soon after getting married.
According to Ms Jorji, Jarvis had only been married for about two weeks when she began making the complaint online, prompting her to tell the newlywed that it was too early to start presenting issues in the marriage publicly.
“I told her that it’s too early to start complaining about your marriage when you’ve only been married for two weeks,” Ms Jorji said.
She claimed that rather than taking the advice, Jarvis responded by making comments about her appearance, allegedly saying that Ms Jorji looked like a psychiatric patient.
Ms Jorji then fired back with an equally mocking comparison, saying Jarvis herself looked like Roger, the eccentric alien character from the animated series American Dad.
“Then she came out and said I look like a psychiatric patient, when she herself looks like Roger from American Dad,” she said.
The comments have since added another layer to the growing social media drama surrounding Peller and Jarvis, whose relationship and marriage have remained a major subject of public interest.
Ms Jorji’s response has also generated reactions from social media users, with some amused by the exchange while others criticised the personalities involved for taking private relationship matters online.
The latest development comes amid continued attention on Peller and Jarvis since their marriage, with fans closely following their interactions and public statements.
For now, the exchange remains largely a social media dispute, with the personalities involved offering their own versions of events as the drama continues to attract reactions online.
