Content creator Jarvis has responded to the controversy that followed a viral clip from her traditional wedding to fellow content creator Peller, saying she never used the word many people claimed they heard during the ceremony.
The clarification came on Sunday after different versions of the wedding video spread across social media, leading to mixed reactions and debate over the expression she used while referring to her husband.
Speaking during a livestream on her social media page, Jarvis said her statement had been misunderstood. She explained that she described Peller as a “tomb shifter,” not a “womb shifter” as many social media users reported.
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According to her, the expression is a cultural term used in her community when referring to husbands.
She added that the phrase has a meaning that is familiar where she comes from and was not intended to suggest what many people assumed after watching the viral clip.
Jarvis also said people changed her words after the video circulated online, creating confusion and drawing different interpretations from viewers.
She explained that the misunderstanding grew as the clip was shared across several social media platforms.
The wedding video had attracted widespread attention, with many users questioning the unusual phrase they believed they heard during the ceremony.
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The discussion quickly spread online, with several people reacting to the comment before Jarvis came forward to explain what she actually said.
She maintained that the reports were based on an incorrect interpretation of her words and insisted that she was simply using a traditional expression from her community while addressing her husband during the ceremony.
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.”
