The streamer couple says faith and a vow keep cheating off the table.
On Monday, 20 July 2026, Nigerian streamer Peller and his fiancée, Jarvis, drew wide talk on The Honest Bunch Podcast. They said they took an oath against cheating and tied it to faith, prayer, and fear of betrayal.
Jarvis said the bond goes beyond romance. She tied their promise to prayer and faith. Peller also said he once pushed for a blood covenant after seeing TikTok clips.
Oath talk on the show
“No.” Jarvis replied when Daddy Freeze asked if Peller had cheated. “Why would I cheat on her? I can’t cheat on her, God.” Peller said.
“If you cheat, you d+e. It’s the rule of the relationship,” Jarvis said. She added that betrayal would bring trouble, because they pray together and commit their hearts to Jesus.
“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. You now go and do that? Will God just be looking at you? I will swear for you,” she said.
Blood covenant claims
“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. I saw it on TikTok that people do it and there’s nothing wrong. If it’s done, nobody will cheat, and if anybody cheats, something will happen to the person. So I wanted us to do it, but she said it’s nonsense,” Peller said.
“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,” Jarvis said.
Earlier love story context
This recalls ValidUpdates’ earlier love story report, where Jarvis said they began as distant friends. The pair have kept drawing attention with open talk about marriage and their future.
