News reports that the couple recently sparked pregnancy rumours after a video of Jarvis undergoing an ultrasound surfaced online.

However, during a live stream on Wednesday, Jarvis dismissed the speculation, insisting she could not have a child with someone like Peller.

In a viral video, Peller had hinted that Jarvis was pregnant with his child, saying, “My baby with Jarvis is coming soon.”

But Jarvis quickly shut down the claim, stating, “There is no baby coming soon, not for this kind of human being.”

She further added, “Don’t even pray about that one yet. You’re not organized. Until I started seeing changes.”

Peller responded by referencing a gift he had given her, saying, “Despite gifting you Benz?”

In reply, Jarvis said, “You can collect it back. The car is still parked in your house, don’t stress me.”

Meanwhile, Peller recently made headlines after he was asked to leave the Alake’s palace in Abeokuta during a visit.

The incident occurred during his tour across Nigeria, where he has been meeting fans and visiting notable locations.

In a viral video, a palace official appeared displeased with the manner in which Peller and his entourage entered the premises, leading to rising tension.

Shortly after, he and his team were instructed to leave the palace and they complied without resistance.

During an appearance on the Where is the Lie podcast, the actor revealed that his acting career took a downturn after he was allegedly blacklisted from receiving movie roles.

He claimed that there was a time producers unexpectedly removed him from film projects even after production had already begun. According to him, some filmmakers were instructed to drop him from their casts, which severely affected his career progress.

Roy De-Nani also reflected on a painful period in his life following the death of his brother. He said he felt completely alone at the time, adding that none of his colleagues in the Nollywood industry reached out to support him after the loss.

The actor further shared an emotional account of losing both his son and daughter, who were living with sickle cell disorder and required regular blood transfusions.

He explained that financial hardship made it impossible for him to continue funding their medical treatment, which was essential for their survival. This, he said, ultimately led to the passing of both children. He also noted that he received no assistance from the film industry during that difficult time.

Despite everything he has been through, Roy De-Nani stated that many people may not fully understand his experiences unless they have faced similar struggles personally.

Roy De-Nani gained recognition in Nollywood during the early 2000s, appearing in films such as Hatred and Long John, which helped establish his presence in the Nigerian movie industry.

Speaking on the Where is the Lie podcast, the actor revealed that his acting career suffered after he was allegedly sidelined and denied movie roles.

reports that he explained there was a time when producers reportedly removed him from film projects even after production had already begun.

According to him, some filmmakers withdrew his roles after receiving instructions within the industry that were allegedly directed against him.

Roy De-Nani also recounted the emotional impact of losing his brother, stating that he felt completely alone during that period.

He said none of his colleagues in Nollywood reached out or offered support after his brother’s death, which left him deeply hurt.

The actor further opened up about the devastating loss of both his son and daughter.

He explained that the children were suffering from sickle cell disorder and required regular blood transfusions to survive.

However, he said financial hardship made it impossible for him to continue affording their medical treatment.

According to him, the inability to sustain their healthcare needs eventually led to their deaths, adding that he received no assistance from the film industry during that period.

Despite the painful experiences, Roy De-Nani noted that many people may not fully understand what he went through unless they have faced similar struggles personally.

Roy De-Nani rose to prominence in Nollywood during the early 2000s, featuring in popular films such as Hatred and Long John, which helped establish his presence in the Nigerian movie industry.