"If You Cheat, You Die" – Peller and Jarvis Reveal Strict Oath They Made to Each Other

"If You Cheat, You Die" – Peller and Jarvis Reveal Strict Oath They Made to Each Other

Peller and Jarvis, who are set to tie the knot on August 1, 2026, have made it clear that infidelity will not be tolerated in their relationship.

During their appearance on The Honest Bunch Podcast, the couple revealed that they have taken a solemn oath never to cheat on each other, with a shocking consequence for whoever breaks it.

When Daddy Freeze asked Jarvis whether Peller had ever cheated on her, she replied, "No." Peller also dismissed the idea, saying, "Why would I cheat on her? I can't cheat on her, God."

Jarvis then explained that they had taken an oath never to be unfaithful to each other. "If you cheat, you die, it's the rule of the relationship," she said.

When Daddy Freeze asked what she meant by "die," Jarvis clarified that she was referring to the consequences of breaking the oath. Peller agreed, adding, "We took an oath. If you cheat, you die."

The couple's statement has sparked intense reactions online, with many debating whether such an oath is a sign of deep commitment or an extreme and potentially unhealthy approach to relationships.

The couple's upcoming wedding has been generating significant buzz, with Peller recently threatening to cut ties with any celebrity who fails to attend the ceremony.

They have unveiled a premium Aso Ebi package for invited guests, with prices ranging from N350,000 to N1 million.

Peller has also purchased a $36,000 television broadcast van to ensure fans across the world can follow the ceremony live.

The oath against infidelity adds another layer of intrigue to their highly anticipated union.

Reactions to the couple's revelation have been mixed. Some have praised their commitment and willingness to set clear boundaries, arguing that such transparency is essential for a successful marriage.

Others have expressed concern that the oath may be unrealistic or could place undue pressure on their relationship. Regardless of public opinion, Peller and Jarvis remain firm in their stance, making it clear that they are both committed to building a relationship built on trust and mutual respect.