‘I’m Not Your Baby’: Jarvis Publicly Shuts Down Peller’s Social Media Plea — and the Internet Can’t Look Away

There’s heartbreak, and then there’s public heartbreak — the kind that gets screen-recorded, meme-ified, and turned into trending hashtags before you can blink. This week, the internet witnessed a digital romance detonate in real time, and at the center of the wreckage? Influencer-entertainer Peller and his rumored flame, the ever-sassy, no-nonsense Jarvis. What began as a cryptic late-night Instagram story ended in a full-on viral situation — complete with clapbacks, social media debates, and a battle of receipts. Late Tuesday night, at precisely the kind of hour where feelings get reckless and fingers get itchy, Peller posted a message that screamed vulnerability. It read: > “Come back home baby 💔 I miss you. I was wrong.” He tagged her. He added the heartbreak emoji. He even used the black background like he was mourning. The internet paused. For followers who’ve been tracking the not-so-subtle tension between the two creators, this wasn’t exactly surprising. Peller and Jarvis had built an undeniable on-screen chemistry — from skits and TikTok duets to flirty banter in comment sections and subtle matching outfits. Even when they insisted they were “just close,” fans had already shipped them into a digital love story. But what nobody saw coming was what happened next. Within minutes, Jarvis had reposted Peller’s story — and her caption? Ice cold: > “I’m not your baby. I’m not your home. Stop embarrassing us both.” And just like that, boom — the floodgates opened. Screenshots flew across Twitter. Comment sections exploded. TikTokers began narrating the drama like it was a true crime podcast. Some fans immediately praised Jarvis for her firm, dignified boundary-setting, calling her "the ambassador of self-respect." Others thought she should’ve responded privately and spared Peller the humiliation. One popular tweet read: "She didn’t just return the energy — she upgraded it to generator-level 🔥😭" Before the drama reached this crescendo, Peller and Jarvis had kept their “relationship” status delightfully ambiguous. They were always together — filming, traveling, attending influencer events arm-in-arm — but never officially labeling anything. Their content always left room for interpretation: soft glances in videos, playful arguments in livestreams, and the occasional “you know I got you” captions that sent fans spiraling. But insiders say cracks started to show weeks ago. Jarvis had been noticeably absent from Peller’s recent uploads. She unfollowed him briefly, then followed again — classic soft-block behavior. Peller, on the other hand, began tweeting moody quotes and liking suspiciously specific heartbreak posts. Fans suspected a quiet breakup. What they didn’t expect was the silent war turning into an internet spectacle overnight. Now, with the entire timeline invested, everyone is waiting to see what happens next. Will Peller respond again? Will Jarvis spill more tea? Or are we witnessing a final, savage sign-off to one of social media’s most followed will-they-won’t-they stories? Regardless of how this ends, one thing is clear: when it comes to internet love stories, nothing hits harder than a digital “no.”