Africa’s top TikTok live streamer, Peller, has opened up about his breakup with fellow content creator Jarvis, shedding light on the emotional toll it took on him and the costly car crash that followed.
In a candid post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Peller confirmed that the relationship has ended, but stressed that there is no bad blood between them.
“Me and Jarvis have broken up and we are friends now. She said I should just varnish for now,” he wrote.
The TikTok star revealed that he has taken responsibility for the situation, adding that he reached out to Jarvis’ family to apologise.
“I’ve apologized to her family members and they have forgiven me,” Peller added.
Speaking on how deeply affected he was by the breakup, Peller admitted that the emotional strain pushed him into a very dark and overwhelming place, prompting him to reassess his life and priorities.
Looking ahead to the new year, the influencer announced a firm personal decision.
“This 2026 I want to focus and enjoy my life. I don’t want any girl around me again,” he stated.
Peller also issued a light-hearted but firm warning to fans during his livestreams, saying:
“No ladies should toast me or else I will report them, and no ladies should dress indecent on my livestream to attract my attention.”
Amid the personal revelations, attention also turned to the car crash that reportedly occurred during the same period. Content creator Sandra Benede publicly pledged $1,000 towards the estimated $6,700 repair cost, a gesture that sparked mixed reactions online.
While some praised her support, others questioned why help was needed for a high-earning streamer. Responding to the reactions, Peller urged fans to stay kind and understanding, asking them not to turn the situation into a source of negativity.
The influencer’s openness has since sparked conversations across social media, with many fans applauding his honesty and wishing him healing and growth in 2026.