Content creator Jadrolita has dismissed speculations that her partner, Peller, was ab¥sive towards her during a recent joint live stream, urging critics to stop pushing false narratives.
Addressing the issue in a follow-up broadcast, Jadrolita cautioned those accusing Peller of mistreating her, stressing that what viewers saw was misinterpreted.
“Advice your family. I know what I want. You people are giving the narrative that Peller is beating me. Are you people okay? I be small pikin? I’m a small girl but I’m not a child,” she said.
She further emphasized that she would never remain in an abusive relationship, insisting that her well-being would always come first.
“This is not 1960 where a woman will marry and her husband will beat her and they’ll tell her not to leave her marriage. Ehn! Me I’m not doing that. If it was something like that I would have left. I’m not capping. If it was something of ab¥sive or we are f+ghting, he’s h+tting me like all those b+ating, I would have left. There’s no two way about it. My life first, my m+ntal health, my sanity first,” she explained.
Jarvis as she is otherwise called noted that she and Peller are learning and growing and she is sure that Peller will change and has learnt from this recent experience.
Reassuring concerned followers, Jadrolita insisted that there was no case of v+olence.
“Thank you very much. Nobody is ab¥sing anybody. If anybody was ab¥sing anybody you would have seen marks on my body. Calm down. Whatever went on there was just a misunderstanding or miscommunication. Thank you for the care. Thank you for the love,” she added.
Her response comes after clips from the initial live stream sparked online criticism, with many viewers accusing Peller of handling her roughly.
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