Streamer and content creator Jarvis has fired back at fans who claimed she was pregnant after a video of her relaxing with a full stomach went viral. She said her husband, TikTok star Peller, was only recording her after she ate too much, while viewers zoomed in on her belly and ran with the rumour.
In a clip from her livestream, Jarvis accused people of using AI on her image and ignoring the face her husband was praising.
“You people used AI on me today! My husband was busy recording me, admiring my beauty while I was relaxing after eating too much, and you people started observing my stomach and saying I was pregnant,” she said.
She went further:
“You left the face that was being admired to observe my stomach. What the hell? What’s your problem? I can’t just eat and relax? That video is fake!”
The video that triggered the latest wave showed Peller gushing over her at a salon, saying “My wife is beautiful.” Instead of staying on the compliment, commenters focused on her midsection and declared she was expecting. Jarvis rejected that reading and said she does not squeeze her body into waist trainers to please the internet.
“I am not those types of girls who use waist trainers; my husband loves my belly like that, we don’t do flat tummy here; we are obesity, big tummy geng.”
The outburst is not the first time the couple has had to kill the same rumour. Pregnancy talk has followed Jarvis for months. In June, Peller publicly denied she was expecting and blamed late-night food. Fact Checks also found that some “baby bump” photos from their court wedding period were AI-generated.
Online reactions to her new clip split quickly. Some users said a full belly after food is not news. Others asked why she keeps explaining if she is not pregnant. A few still insisted she is hiding a pregnancy.