‘If You Cheat, You Die’ — Peller, Jarvis Reveal Marriage ‘Oath’ Ahead of Wedding

• TikTok stars Peller and his fiancée, Jarvis, have revealed the spiritual commitment they believe binds their relationship, saying infidelity would bring severe consequences as they prepare for their August 1 wedding.

TikTok stars Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his fiancée, Elizabeth Amadou, also known as Jarvis, have opened up about the spiritual commitment they believe is keeping their relationship strong ahead of their wedding.

Speaking on an episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast released on Monday, the couple discussed what they described as a relationship “oath” and their views on infidelity.

When asked whether Peller had ever cheated on her, Jarvis simply replied, “No.”

Peller also dismissed the idea, asking, “Why would I cheat on her?”

Jarvis explained that both of them believe faith and commitment are central to their relationship.

“If you cheat, you die. It’s the rule of the relationship. Things will no go well for the person. Because we are in a commitment. The fact that we pray together. God is involved. And you now go and cheat. Will God sit down and be looking at you?” she said.

Asked whether God would forgive Peller if he repented after cheating, she responded that God forgives but maintained that the commitment they had made remained binding.

“The reassurance and commitment is already there. That is why I said he will die if he cheats. The curses we have placed is already there. We love each other. The commitment is already there. There is no reason to cheat,” she added.

Peller also disclosed that he once suggested they enter into a blood covenant after seeing a similar idea on TikTok.

“I told her… We were going to cut ourselves with knife. I saw it on TikTok that if anybody cheats after doing that, something will happen to the person. So I wanted us to do it, but she didn’t agree,” he said.

Jarvis confirmed she rejected the idea, insisting that their faith was sufficient.

“The only blood covenant we have is with God. All those ones is not something we should be doing. The reassurance and commitment is already there,” she said.

The couple, who are expected to tie the knot on August 1, ended the discussion on a lighter note, with Peller joking about his admiration for his fiancée, while Jarvis prayed that their relationship would continue to thrive by God’s grace.