Popular financial expert and social commentator, Geh Geh, has shared disturbing details of private conversations he allegedly had with content creator Peller, raising fresh concerns amid the ongoing controversy surrounding Peller’s relationship with fellow influencer, Jarvis.
In a video circulating online, Geh Geh claimed that his decision to speak out was driven by fears that the situation had gone beyond entertainment or social media drama and had become a matter involving life and safety.
According to him, Peller had once confided in him while they were together in Lagos, during a car ride to a studio session.
Geh Geh said he asked Peller several personal questions as part of a financial and lifestyle discussion, including the level of his commitment to Jarvis.
He alleged that Peller told him he had not been intimate with Jarvis but had become deeply emotionally invested in the relationship.
Geh Geh further claimed that when he asked what would happen if Jarvis decided to leave, Peller allegedly responded that she could not leave him — and went as far as saying he would take his own life if she did.
“I swear before God and man, that was exactly what this boy told me,” Geh Geh said, stressing that the revelation shocked him and made him resolve never to advise Peller again.
Geh Geh also described Peller as a potential “threat” to Jarvis, suggesting that the level of emotional dependence he observed was unhealthy and dangerous.
He added that his reason for speaking publicly now was because the situation had escalated and now “involves life.”
The comments come amid renewed public scrutiny of Peller following recent online drama involving Jarvis, which has sparked widespread debate on social media about emotional manipulation, obsession, and mental health among young content creators.
As reactions continue to trail the unfolding Peller-Jarvis saga, Geh Geh’s claims have further intensified calls for caution, professional intervention, and responsible handling of relationships in the public eye.
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