Popular TikTok creator Jarvis, born Elizabeth Amadou, has confirmed that she has ended her relationship with fellow influencer Peller, whose real name is Hamzat Habeeb, stating that the relationship is “over for now.” The announcement comes amid reports of Peller’s arrest following an alleged suicide attempt.
According to multiple sources, Peller was picked up by the Nigerian Police Force after being linked to a recent car accident that reportedly occurred on Sunday, December 14, 2025. The incident, which later led to his arrest on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, was allegedly connected to emotional distress following his breakup with Jarvis.
The news of Peller’s arrest was first made public by social media influencer Tunde Perry, who disclosed that the TikTok streamer was being held at a police station. Perry appealed for public understanding and compassion, stressing that the situation involved a vulnerable individual facing personal challenges.
“Please let us all take it easy with Peller,” Perry said in a statement shared online on Thursday night. “He has been arrested, and he is currently at the police station. We know what he did was wrong, and he has been corrected. Right now, he needs our support and encouragement. Let us forgive him.”
The Lagos State Police Command has since confirmed that Peller is in custody, though official details surrounding the incident remain limited as investigations continue. Authorities have not released a formal charge statement at the time of reporting.
Jarvis, who announced the breakup earlier, has not publicly linked her decision to the incident and has refrained from commenting on Peller’s arrest. Her brief statement describing the relationship as “over for now” has nevertheless drawn renewed attention in light of the unfolding events.
The situation has sparked widespread reactions online, with many fans calling for empathy, mental health awareness, and restraint in public commentary. Observers say the incident highlights the intense pressure faced by young social media personalities and the need for stronger support systems both online and offline.
