“The Honeymoon Did Not Moon” - Pregnant Jarvis Reveals Why She Couldn’t Fully Enjoy Her Honeymoon With Peller

Popular Nigerian content creator Jarvis has given fans a hilarious glimpse into her honeymoon with her husband, TikTok star Peller, revealing that the experience did not exactly go as she had imagined.

The newlywed opened up about the trip during a recent livestream, admitting that her honeymoon did not live up to the romantic expectations she had attached to the experience. According to Jarvis, she and Peller had a good time, but her pregnancy meant they simply did not have the energy for all the activities she had imagined married couples would get up to during their honeymoon.

Speaking about the experience, Jarvis humorously said:

“I won’t lie, the honeymoon did not moon. It did not moon the way I want it to moon. We didn’t really go to the moon, we just went to the sky and came down.”

Explaining what she expected from a honeymoon, the content creator joked that there are certain romantic vibes and moments couples are supposed to have while enjoying their first trip together as husband and wife. Jarvis described it in her usual playful manner, saying couples could be expected to “scatter left, right” and “scatter the building.”

However, pregnancy had other plans for the newlywed. Jarvis explained that her pregnancy significantly affected her energy levels, making it difficult to have the adventurous honeymoon she had pictured.

“But based on this eba level now, how many things can we scatter?” she joked, referring to her pregnancy.

According to her, instead of spending their honeymoon going from one romantic adventure to another, she and Peller mostly found themselves sleeping and resting. “We just slept and slept enough and even got tired,” she added.

The hilarious revelation has since given fans another glimpse into the reality of Jarvis and Peller’s new life as husband and wife. While the honeymoon may not have gone exactly according to plan, it appears the couple still managed to enjoy some much-needed rest just in a very different way from what Jarvis had imagined.