- Nigerian internet personality Jarvis has addressed criticism surrounding her Maldives trip with Habeeb Hamzat, insisting that their relationship is genuine and not driven by money.
- Jarvis emphasized that the involvement and approval of family members played a key role in strengthening her confidence in the relationship.
- She emphasized that their bond is now defined and supported by both families.
Nigerian internet personality Jarvis has addressed criticism surrounding her Maldives trip with Habeeb Hamzat, insisting that their relationship is genuine and not driven by money. She emphasized that their bond is now defined and supported by both families.
Nigerian internet sensation Jarvis has finally reacted to the controversy surrounding her recent Maldives trip with content creator Habeeb Hamzat.
Her response follows widespread reactions online, especially after the clash between Peller and Carter Efe, which drew attention to issues of priorities and family involvement.
In a now-viral video, Jarvis defended their relationship, dismissing claims that it is driven by financial benefits.
“Peller knows money cannot buy my love. Even Habeeb knows that money cannot buy Jarvis. He just spends on me because I deserve to be loved and spoiled. And yes, I deserve it.”
She further explained that her perspective changed as the relationship became more clearly defined and received approval from both families.
“Everyone knows I never liked him spending on me before, but now I enjoy it. That’s because I did not know how defined the relationship was but now the relationship is defined.”
Jarvis emphasized that the involvement and approval of family members played a key role in strengthening her confidence in the relationship.
“Do you know why? Family is involved, of course. Family approved, his own side approved. So what should I be saying? ‘No, don’t spend on me. Don’t do this’? It’s approved. My mind has calmed down because I know where we are walking to, where we are leading to.”
She concluded by stressing the seriousness of their bond, pushing back against critics who downplayed it.
“Excuse you — this is not a roadside relationship.”
