- Reports claiming Peller took Jarvis to the Lagos Central Mosque to take her Shahadah ahead of their wedding have sparked conversations about faith, marriage and personal choice.
- While the reports continue to trend online, the pregnancy speculation surrounding the couple remains unconfirmed by either Peller or Jarvis.
Popular content creator Peller has sparked reactions online after reports claimed he took his fiancée, Jarvis, to the Lagos Central Mosque to take her Shahadah and embrace Islam ahead of their upcoming wedding.
The claim, which has been widely shared on social media, has fueled discussions about religion, marriage and personal choice. Some online users also alleged that Peller now has the upper hand in the relationship because Jarvis is pregnant. However, neither Peller nor Jarvis has publicly confirmed the pregnancy rumours, and there is no independent evidence to support the claim.
Under Islamic law, a Muslim man may marry a Christian or Jewish woman in many interpretations, though practices vary. Any decision to embrace Islam is generally expected to be a personal declaration of faith.
The report has since generated mixed reactions online, with many weighing in on the couple’s alleged decision.
Reactions
@DiabloChaze: “She knew all this already before the pregnancy or the supposed union. I feel she’s okay with this faith too 🥴.”
@Queenveeva: “Am not very sure this is recent .but all the same, i wish them a happy married life in advance.”
@Jenna69302316: “Is she really pregnant? Thank God for them.”
@Stanley_jayson5: “How do y’all even know she’s pregnant? Isn’t that like a rumor.”
@PrincessElendu: “How do you know she’s pregnant. Some rumors eh.”
@opzytianah: “Which one be ‘how do you know she’s pregnant’ una no get eyes? 🙂.”
@lovelyndavis21: “If they’re both consenting adults, I just hope they make decisions they won’t regret later.”
@Xruiton: “Every choice has a consequence!”
@Warick_Truth: “Changing from christian to Muslim. It’s her decision though.”
@LongLiveNaseer: “Taking Shahadah should be a personal spiritual decision, not a wedding requirement.”
@michael_tommy1: “As it should be.”
@BrakuThelma: “Love guides choices. Faith is personal, not pressured.”
@C_m__9: “For her to embrace it means she’s okay with it.”
