Nigerian streamer, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has revealed that he would rather masturbate than cheat on his wife, Jarvis, as the couple prepare to welcome their first child.
Peller shared the experience during a livestream, explaining how he chose to respect his partner and follow medical advice after they were told to temporarily abstain from sexual intercourse during her pregnancy.
The content creator also recounted an incident in Barbados where Jarvis reportedly caught him masturbating and questioned why he had not approached her for intimacy.
Why Peller chose masturbation over cheating
Explaining his decision, Peller said he did not want to be unfaithful to his wife and preferred handling his sexual needs himself while they observed the doctor’s advice.
He said, “For me to cheat, I would rather just masturbate. My wife caught me doing it in Barbados. I was shocked.”
Peller added that Jarvis asked why he had not approached her, prompting him to explain that the doctor had advised them against intimacy for the time being.
He said, “She asked why I didn’t come to her, and I told her the doctor said we shouldn’t have intimacy for the time being. I respected her and the doctor.”
Peller speaks on respecting his pregnant wife
The streamer’s account offers a glimpse into how the couple are navigating changes in their intimate life during pregnancy.
His comments also highlight the decision he says he made to avoid cheating while following the temporary medical restriction.
Peller and Jarvis, who are both known for their online content, are expecting their first child months after their wedding.
The livestream disclosure adds to the couple’s recent public updates as they prepare for parenthood. Peller’s remarks centred on his stated commitment to remaining faithful to his wife during the pregnancy.
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“A day to my wedding I do soapy and Ochacho still give me a mansion. Saying soapy stop blessing is nonsense.”
— Peller. 😂😭 pic.twitter.com/gRzpYBZOwV
— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) October 13, 2026
