“I’ve accepted and done so many things that I don’t like doing online with him” – Jarvis laments her relationship with Peller

Popular content creator and media personality Jarvis has opened up about her emotional struggles in her relationship with fellow influencer Peller, revealing the reasons behind her decision to step away from the highly publicized romance.

In a heartfelt interview with Sandra Benede on Wednesday, Jarvis poured out her frustration over the growing toxicity of their public relationship, emphasizing her desire for privacy and emotional peace.

“The rate at which you are so real on social media is no longer comfortable,” she began, addressing the constant exposure of their relationship. “Let’s be real. You’re talking as if you don’t feel a woman’s pain.”

Jarvis expressed that she never wanted a public relationship in the first place but compromised out of love.
“Before I entered the relationship, I told him I don’t like public relationships. All because of love, I accepted. Now everybody is prognosing. It’s not nice.”

She lamented the fact that every conflict or emotional moment was turned into content or commentary online, making her feel scrutinized and emotionally drained.
“I’m tired. Most of his fans don’t even like me for him. You should take me—move on. It’s okay.”

Throughout the conversation, Jarvis repeatedly emphasized her exhaustion with public drama and the desire to take their issues offline:
“I want peace. I want my relationship out of social media. It’s not healthy.”
“Let’s have our drama indoors.”

She also pushed back against the idea that she was controlling or insecure, stating:
“I didn’t cage him. He said he wanted a girl that would listen to him, chop his money, and be subdued. They’re out there. Pick one—pick five.”

Addressing criticisms about not being publicly affectionate or “showing love” online, Jarvis clarified that there are boundaries to everything:
“There’s a limit to being real. There’s nothing stopping us from making videos together and having good times, but there’s a limit. At this point, it’s frustrating.”

Jarvis also hinted that Peller enjoyed the public drama for the attention it brought.
“He’s enjoying the stupid trend. For something good to trend, no. They only take the part where I react or say something.”

She concluded by pointing out that the constant online scrutiny has made it difficult for her to remain emotionally balanced, stating:
“It’s not sweet anymore. It’s frustrating. I want peace.”

The candid conversation has sparked widespread discussion online, with many praising Jarvis for her emotional honesty and calling for healthier boundaries in influencer relationships.