Jarvis, a content creator, has established guidelines for businesses and club organisers that invite her husband, Peller, to social events, requiring that she be invited as well anytime he is invited to a club.

In a video released online, she emphasised that, while she and Peller remain different brands, they are now married and should be treated as one when it comes to such invitations.

“If you’re inviting my husband to club, invite both couples. Me and my husband are now one. We’ll now decide whether the wife will come or not. That is our decision to make,” she said.

She advised promoters and sponsors to keep her in mind whenever they extend an invitation to Peller, emphasising that it would be up to them both to decide whether or not she would go with him.

If the proposed club event would take place late at nite, the TikToker also suggested that they think about other options, like going out to supper.

Jarvis went on to say that she detested clubs, characterising them as hubs of activity. She said married men shouldn’t go to clubs by themselves.

“Please, it is not actually good. Club is another world; I don’t really like it. A lot of things go on in there. I will not advise a married man to go there alone. You can go there with your wife. Have fun with your wife. Your wife can twerk too,” she added.

Her remarks mirror Peller’s recent account of an unsettling experience he had with her after returning from a club at four in the morning. Online conversations over the couple’s relationship and Jarvis’ expectations as a newlywed lady have been sparked by the development.

In closing, Jarvis insisted that she and Peller would jointly determine whether to accept any invitations.