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Jarvis, the popular Nigerian TikTok creator, has threatened legal action against fellow content creator Peller over allegations connecting her to money laundering activities on the platform.

Recall that the controversy began after Peller, during a recent livestream, claimed that money laundering was being carried out through TikTok’s gifting feature and hinted that Jarvis might be part of it.

Peller also shared an experience where a supporter allegedly proposed splitting proceeds from TikTok gifts equally, which he claimed was a common method people use to disguise illicit funds.

Shortly after, the two creators were seen interacting online again, suggesting they might have reconciled privately.

However, Jarvis’s management, Aiso Entertainment, released a statement on Sunday dismissing the claims as false and damaging to her image.

The team stated that Jarvis had never been involved in any form of illegal financial activity and demanded that Peller issue a public apology within 48 hours.

The management warned that if Peller failed to retract his words, they would take legal steps to protect Jarvis’s reputation.

The team insisted that the allegation was not only defamatory but also a deliberate attempt to tarnish her name.

The statement read in part: “The management of Jadrolita, alongside Jadrolita herself, unequivocally and categorically refutes this egregious claim in its entirety.

“We hereby demand that Peller and his management issue an immediate, unconditional, and publicly disseminated apology to Jadrolita and her team.”

Popular TikTok duo Habeeb ‘Peller’ Hamzat and Jarvis, widely known as Jadrolita, are back in the spotlight after yet another online confrontation.

The dispute erupted after both influencers shared emotional videos online, publicly voicing their grievances about their troubled relationship.

The clash touched on sensitive matters such as Jarvis’ estranged father, issues surrounding phone privacy, and claims of financial impropriety.

In her emotional outburst, Jarvis was seen in tears as she accused Peller of being controlling and unsympathetic, especially regarding her wish to reconnect with the father she never met.

She explained that any time she mentioned wanting to find her father, Peller would insinuate “issues of incest,” which she described as deeply painful.

“I told him I met some people concerning my dad. He said ‘anything that would make you see your dad, I will not love you again.’ I realised he was serious. He talked about the story of what fathers and daughters do,” she said.

“Immediately, he said that I needed the call. I broke down. I have an emotion. If you want to marry someone, do you not want to know where the girl is actually from? Every time, I was always saying grandma.

But I feel if I had, the nonsense that Peller is doing, he would not do it.”

Responding to her claims, Peller countered by accusing Jarvis of being secretive and overly protective of her phone, saying she often changes her password and has removed his facial recognition access.

“Since we went to Senegal, Jarvis has changed her password like three times. Jarvis’ face is on my phone. My face is no longer on her phone. I asked her why she was changing her password, she said it was her privacy,” he said.

“I have never changed my password since the time I was at Ikorodu.”

Peller further alleged that Jarvis was involved in what he described as “money laundering” through her TikTok live sessions, claiming she told him that some of her major gifters demand a 50/50 share of the cash value from their gifts.

“When Jarvis came to Lagos to meet me, I thought she was far richer than I. When she was talking from her own house, no one stopped her,” he said.

“… that time, Jarvis came to me and said that those gifts she received those times, her gifters always ask her to split the money.

“There was an incident involving her and her ex, where she had to go to the police station. The police told her to bring N3 million.”

As of now, Jarvis has not issued a public response to the money laundering claims.

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