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‘Don’t Get Married If You’re Broke’ – Jarvis Warns Singles Ahead of Wedding

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Jarvis advises singles to avoid marriage without financial stability, urging couples to plan weddings wisely and manage expenses

Nigerian TikTok creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, popularly known as Jarvis, has advised singles to consider their financial readiness before getting married, warning against entering marriage under financial pressure.

Also read: Jarrod Bowen Stays at West Ham After Signing New Contract

Jarvis advises singles ahead of her white wedding with fellow TikTok star Peller, urging young people not to rush into marriage without having the resources needed to manage its responsibilities.

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Speaking during a recent livestream, the social media personality said financial stability should be a major consideration for anyone planning to start a family.

“If you don’t have money, don’t get married. Don’t try it, I beg you,” Jarvis said.

She also advised couples planning their weddings to consider spreading their ceremonies over different periods to reduce financial strain.

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“But if you are planning of getting married, you can share it by doing traditional wedding this year and do the white wedding the next year,” she added.

Jarvis explained that even with proper planning, wedding preparations can be demanding, noting that delaying the ceremony does not always guarantee a perfect financial situation.

“We almost postponed our wedding, but even if we put it in the next 50 years, we are never going to prepare for the wedding,” she said.

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The advice comes as Jarvis and Peller prepare for their white wedding scheduled for August 1, 2026.

The couple had earlier held their traditional wedding ceremony in Benin City, Edo State, marking another major milestone in their relationship.

Also read: Jarrod Bowen Stays at West Ham After Signing New Contract

Jarvis’s comments have generated conversations among fans, with many discussing the financial realities of marriage, wedding expenses and the importance of proper planning before taking the step.

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I Bleached My Skin to Get Movie Roles — Nollywood Actress Habibat Jinadu

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Nollywood actress Habibat Jinadu has revealed that she bleached her skin in order to secure movie roles, saying dark-skinned and slim actresses often struggled to get opportunities in the industry.

Speaking in an interview with BBC Yoruba, Jinadu explained that she felt compelled to change her appearance to advance her career.

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“I bleached my skin because if you were dark-skinned, then you would not get a role. Also, if you were not chubby but slim, you would not get a role. So, I went ahead, bleached my skin and started expecting to get roles. And indeed, I started getting roles,” she said.

She added that the change in her complexion made it difficult for people to recognise her outside film sets.

“But people could not recognise me any longer. If I stepped out to buy something, people would go like, ‘You look familiar,’ ‘You look like an actress,’ and all sorts. I was not happy with it, but I kept on pushing,” she said.

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Jinadu further disclosed that she began sustaining injuries and skin tears from minor bruises while working on movie sets. She eventually stopped bleaching her skin after becoming pregnant in 2023.

Her comments have reignited discussions about colourism and beauty standards in Nollywood.

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