I didn’t call Peller womb shifter, I was misunderstood – Jarvis speaks out
Content creator Jarvis has addressed the controversy surrounding a viral moment from her traditional wedding to fellow content creator Peller, clarifying that she never referred to her husband as “womb shifter,” as widely reported on social media.
Speaking during a livestream shared on her social media page, Jarvis explained that what she actually said was “tomb shifter,” describing it as a cultural expression used in her community to refer to husbands.
The clarification comes after a clip from the wedding sparked widespread reactions online, with many social media users expressing confusion over the phrase they believed they heard during the ceremony.
Jarvis maintained that her words were misunderstood and altered after the video circulated across different social media platforms, insisting that the viral interpretation was inaccurate.
She said …
“For those of you that came to my wedding and changed my words, I never said ‘womb shifter.’ I said ‘tomb shifter.’ In the Bible, didn’t you read where the tomb was shifted? I called my husband a ‘tomb shifter.’ That’s what we call our husbands in my village.”
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“For those of you that came to my wedding and changed my words, I never said ‘womb shifter.’ I said ‘tomb shifter.’ In the Bible, didn’t you read where the tomb was shifted? I called my husband a ‘tomb shifter.’ That’s what we call our husbands in my village” – Jarvis https://t.co/wjfAovVKsk pic.twitter.com/IkJHBTb1hH
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