“This Isn’t Something Money Can Fix” — Jarvis Breaks Down Over Mother’s Illness
Popular social media personality Jarvis has emotionally opened up about her mother’s ongoing health struggle, describing the situation as her current reality and one that goes beyond financial solutions. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
Jarvis made the revelation during a recent livestream session with her followers, where she became visibly emotional while speaking about her family situation.
According to her, her mother is battling an undisclosed medical condition, a situation she said has deeply affected her emotionally and spiritually.
“My mum is sick, and that’s my reality right now. This isn’t something money can fix,” she said.
The content creator explained that despite her public image, the challenge she is facing cannot be resolved with money alone. She added that her strength now comes from faith, belief, and hope in God.
Jarvis also expressed fear that her mother’s condition could be exploited on social media, noting that she is worried people may attempt to record or mock her mother if details become public.
“I’m scared social media would turn my mother’s condition into content or use it against me,” she added.
In the emotional session, Jarvis also revealed that her father has been absent from her life for years. She disclosed that he is Senegalese and stopped contacting her when she was still a child.
According to her, she has been the one searching for him on her own, as she navigates her mother’s illness without his support.
Her emotional confession has since drawn sympathy and support from fans across social media, with many offering prayers and words of encouragement.
Watch the video below.
“My mum is sick, and that’s my reality right now. This isn’t something money can fix. My father has been absent, and I’ve been the one searching for him. I’m scared social media would use my mother’s condition into content or use it against me.”
— Jarvis says as she breaks down pic.twitter.com/cgSjelH3ie
— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) January 8, 2026