‘If Peller Cheats, He Will Die’ – Jarvis Reveals Relationship ‘Oath’

TikTok personalities, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his fiancée, Elizabeth Amadou, also known as Jarvis, have opened up about the commitment they say binds their relationship.

The couple revealed that they have made a strong promise to remain faithful to each other, with Jarvis claiming that cheating would have serious consequences for either of them.

Speaking on an episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast ahead of their planned August 1 wedding, Jarvis was asked if Peller had ever cheated on her.

She replied, “No.”

Peller, surprised by the question, responded, “Why would I cheat on her?”

Explaining their commitment, Jarvis said their relationship is built on prayer and faith in God.

She said, “If you cheat, you die. It’s the rule of the relationship. Things will no go well for the person. Because we are in a commitment. The fact that we pray together. God is involved. And you now go and cheat. Will God sit down and be looking at you? I will swear for you.”

When asked if God would forgive Peller if he cheated and later repented, Jarvis said God would forgive him but insisted the commitment they had made would still stand.

She added, “God will forgive him. The reassurance and commitment is already there. That is why I said he will die if he cheats. The curses we have placed is already there. We love each other. The commitment is already there. There is no reason to cheat.”

Peller also revealed that he once suggested they seal their relationship with a blood covenant after seeing videos on TikTok claiming such agreements carry consequences for unfaithful partners.

He said, “I told her. She said she doesn’t want to do. She said no. We were going to cut ourselves with knife.

“I saw it on TikTok that if anybody cheats after doing that, something will happen to the person. So I wanted us to do it, but she didn’t agree.”

Jarvis explained that she rejected the idea because she believes their commitment should be based on God rather than a physical blood pact.

She said, “The only blood covenant we have is with God. All those ones is not something we should be doing. The reassurance and commitment is already there.”

Peller later joked about his fiancée, saying, “There is no reason o. My baby has a big backside.”

Responding, Jarvis said, “We pray to God that nothing like that will happen by God’s grace. Everything is still in God’s hands.”