Popular streamer, Peller, has opened up on how his parents’ divorce deeply affected his academic performance while he was growing up. His emotional revelation has since sparked conversations online about the impact of broken homes on children’s education and overall development.
He shared this personal story during an intimate chat with popular TV host Frank Edoho. The conversation covered various aspects of Peller’s childhood and struggles, providing fans with a rare glimpse into his life beyond the screen.
He recounted how his parents’ separation left a significant gap in his upbringing. While other students had strong parental oversight, he felt neglected academically because there was no one to ensure he stayed on track or push him to do better.
He said …
“When I was in secondary school, I used to fail my exams. My classmates, their fathers would punish them for their low marks, but no one pun!shed me at home because my parents were divorced. I was staying with my mother and even she was hustling.”
Peller explained that his mother was busy working hard to make ends meet and provide for them, leaving her with little time or energy to supervise his studies or enforce discipline at home. As a result, he lacked motivation and proper academic guidance, which contributed to his repeated failures in school.
Despite these setbacks, Peller emphasized that he doesn’t hold any resentment towards his mother, acknowledging that she did her best under the difficult circumstances. He also expressed gratitude for how her struggles eventually inspired him to become self-reliant and pursue his passion for streaming and entertainment.
The confession has led to an outpouring of support and empathy from his fans and followers, who praised his courage for sharing such a vulnerable chapter of his life publicly.
Check out reactions below …
@ololade63 said: “Why your mummy is busy hustling you’re busy failing”
@_damhii wrote: “Frank just dey shade him”
@therealmacrock stated: “This is heartbreaking”
@jamesgodwin504 remarked: “What’s going on here 🤣🤣🤣”
Many social media users commented that Peller’s story highlights the importance of parental presence and support in shaping children’s academic futures. Others urged parents to balance work and family responsibilities to avoid similar outcomes.
Watch video below …
“When I was in secondary school, I used to fail my exams but no one pun!shed me because my parents were divorced.”
– Peller pic.twitter.com/Flqoyu2MWM
— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) July 6, 2025