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‘My wife paid $20k for her surgery herself’ — Peller fires back at Carter Efe

Nigerian content creator and streamer, Peller, has fired back at Carter Efe after the streamer compared their relationships while praising his new girlfriend, Jasmine. Carter had described Jasmine as exceptionally beautiful and made derogatory remarks about Peller’s wife, Jarvis, while comparing their relationships in a video circulating on social media. Reacting to the remarks, Peller […] ‘My…

‘My wife paid $20k for her surgery herself’ — Peller fires back at Carter Efe

Nigerian content creator Peller has responded to Carter Efe after the latter compared the relationships of Peller and his wife, Jarvis, while praising Carter's new girlfriend, Jasmine. Carter made derogatory remarks about Jarvis in a video that went viral on social media. In response, Peller defended his wife and expressed his love and appreciation for her.

He stated that Jarvis is financially independent and does not rely on Peller for her personal needs, adding that she can afford significant expenses herself. Peller remarked that if someone wants to express their admiration for their partner's beauty, they can do so with a house or a car. He further criticized Carter for allegedly discouraging his partners from working while relying on money from Twitch.

Peller emphasized that his decision to spend money on Jarvis was not about comparing her to anyone else but to show how much he loves his wife. He ended by telling Carter to respect Jarvis, whom he called "the best".

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