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'Stop teaching me how to respect' – Jarvis blasts critics over Peller family drama

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Popular TikToker, Jarvis, has fired back at critics urging her to respect her husband, Peller, amid their ongoing family drama.

Jarvis said she is tired of people lecturing her on respect.

"I don't have respect, stop teaching me," she fumed.

The TikTok star was responding to fans who accused her of disrespecting Peller and his family during their recent fallout.

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Jarvis insisted that respect is mutual and she will not be pressured to fake it.

According to her, people should stop interfering in her relationship and allow them to handle their issues privately.

DAILY POST reports that the drama between Jarvis and Peller has been trending on social media.

At the time of filing this report, Peller is yet to respond to Jarvis's latest outburst.

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