Any man who cheats is a dog – Jarvis

It was meant to be another casual talk show appearance, but the conversation between Nigerian content creator Peller and his fiancée, Jarvis, on Honest Brunch quickly turned into a heated dialogue on fidelity.

The couple, freshly engaged and basking in the limelight of Peller’s grand proposal before a UK audience, found themselves dissecting one of the most contentious issues in modern relationships: cheating.

As the discussion unfolded, Peller’s remarks ignited a storm. With an air of nonchalance, he stated, “Let’s not deceive ourselves; it’s almost expected that men will cheat. It’s not right, but society seems to normalize it.”

The sentiment, spoken as though it were a universal truth, visibly unsettled Jarvis, who shifted in her seat before cutting him off.

“Expected by who?” she interjected sharply, fixing her gaze on him. “How can you sit here, beside me, and speak about cheating as if it’s inevitable? Any man who cheats is a dog—plain and simple. There’s no justification for betraying someone you claim to love.”

Peller, clearly caught off guard, scrambled to explain. “I’m not endorsing cheating,” he said quickly, his voice softening.

“I’m just pointing out how society often turns a blind eye when men do it. But for women, the backlash is unbearable—it’s a double standard.”

The explanation did little to appease Jarvis, whose expression betrayed her disappointment. “A double standard doesn’t make it any less disgusting,” she fired back.

“Cheating isn’t a mistake; it’s a decision. And whether society overlooks it or not.

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