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If You Cheat, You Die — Peller, Jarvis Reveal Deadly Oath They Made

Popular Nigerian streamers Peller and his fiancée Jarvis have left social media in shock after disclosing the extreme no-cheating oath they took in their relationship, warning that breaking it could lead to deadly consequences.

During a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast hosted by Daddy Freeze, the couple opened up about fidelity when asked if Peller had ever cheated. Jarvis firmly replied “No,” while Peller declared, “Why would I cheat on her? I can’t cheat on her, God.”

Jarvis then dropped the bombshell, explaining their serious commitment:

“If you cheat, you die. It’s the rule of the relationship.”

She clarified that breaking the oath would bring severe spiritual repercussions.

“Things will not go well for the person. Everything will crumble because we’re in a commitment. We pray together, we commit our hearts to Jesus, and God is involved.”

The discussion turned intense when Peller admitted he once pushed for a blood covenant after seeing videos on TikTok.

“I told her to let us do it. She didn’t want to do it initially. I wanted us to cut ourselves with a knife… but she said it’s nonsense,” he revealed.

Jarvis shut down the idea completely and emphasized their current spiritual bond:

“The only blood covenant we have is with God. All those ones are not something we should be doing. But the reassurance and commitment are there. That is why I said he’ll die, because the oath we already swore will affect us. We love each other, the commitment is there, and there’s no reason to cheat. We just pray to God that nothing like that will happen by His grace.”

The revelation has sparked massive reactions online, with many questioning the practicality of such intense vows while others praise the couple’s openness about their relationship. Peller and Jarvis, known for their viral content and chemistry, continue to draw attention both for their entertainment value and personal life choices.

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