Nigerian TikToker Peller has made his first public appearance on social media following a car crash involving his recently acquired Mercedes-Benz.
The incident occurred on December 14, 2025, along the Lekki–Epe Expressway in Lagos. Peller was reportedly livestreaming on Instagram at the time of the crash and was later taken to hospital by bystanders who rushed to the scene.
In a video shared on his Instagram page, the content creator apologised for the incident, saying he acted out of emotion and did not intend for the crash to happen.
“I didn’t do it intentionally. I let my emotions get the best of me,” he said.
Addressing public reactions involving his former girlfriend, Jarvis, Peller urged people to leave her out of the matter. “Please don’t bully Jarvis. Leave her alone. It doesn’t concern her. It’s me,” he added.
Meanwhile, Joblaq, a close associate of Peller, claimed that the TikToker had been emotionally distressed following his breakup with Jarvis. According to him, Peller had previously threatened to crash his car during an argument and later pleaded with Jarvis to reconcile after the incident.
The Lagos State Police Command has since confirmed that Peller was arrested in connection with the crash over allegations of reckless driving.
Jarvis has also reacted publicly, stating that she was the one who ended the relationship and that Peller later suggested they maintain a contract-based relationship.
As investigations continue, authorities have not released further details on the case.
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