Popular TikTok streamer Peller has responded to content creator Solomon Buchi after the latter reportedly filed a complaint with the United Kingdom’s Metropolitan Police over comments made by the streamer during a social media broadcast.

The controversy escalated on Saturday, September 5, 2026, after Buchi announced that he was taking legal action over statements Peller made during a live-streaming session.

Peller, who is currently visiting the United Kingdom, had alleged during a broadcast that an individual identified only as “Buchi” was involved in an extramarital affair with a married woman.

“Mr Buchi, I have heard your story. Mr Buchi is not a good person, guys. He went to sl33p with someone’s wife. Someone told me that story,” he said.

Following the statement, Solomon Buchi, who has been a vocal critic of Peller’s content creation style, reportedly interpreted the comments as being directed at him.

Buchi alleges impact on his mental health

In a public statement, Buchi said the allegations had caused significant distress and negatively affected his mental health.

He reportedly claimed that the controversy resulted in a medically documented nervous breakdown and said he had decided to pursue legal action over the remarks.

Peller denies referring to Solomon Buchi

Peller has since dismissed the suggestion that his comments were directed at Solomon Buchi.

According to the streamer, the “Buchi” he referred to was another individual who is also a fan, rather than the content creator who reported him.

Addressing Buchi, Peller said:

“You aren’t the only one bearing Buchi.”

The development has sparked discussion online, with attention now focused on whether Peller’s comments referred to Solomon Buchi and what further action, if any, may follow from the reported complaint.

The allegations made during the livestream, as well as the reported police complaint and its status, could not be independently verified from the information provided.