Peller, Jarvis Finally Say ‘I Do’ In Grand Lagos Wedding

Popular Nigerian content creators Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, popularly known as Jarvis, have officially become husband and wife.

The social media power couple exchanged marital vows in a star-studded wedding ceremony in Lagos on Saturday, August 1, 2026, bringing to an end months of anticipation among their fans.

The couple’s relationship has remained one of the most talked-about celebrity romances on social media, with fans closely following their journey from dating and public displays of affection to engagement and marriage.

Peller proposed to Jarvis in June at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana, in a romantic ceremony that quickly made headlines online.

Following the proposal, Peller travelled to Benin City, Edo State, where he met Jarvis’ family and completed the traditional introduction and bride-price rites.

The couple later had their civil wedding on Wednesday before proceeding to their much-anticipated white wedding in Lagos on Saturday.

Ahead of the ceremony, Peller took to Instagram to share an emotional message celebrating the beginning of their new chapter together.

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“Today, we become one. Two tribes, one love. Two families, one forever. A new chapter begins and forever starts now.”

The message sparked an avalanche of congratulatory messages from fans, friends and fellow content creators.

The wedding also generated huge excitement across social media, with #JP2026 trending as fans shared videos, photos and updates from the ceremony.

Peller and Jarvis rose to prominence through comedy skits, prank videos and relationship-focused livestreams, particularly on TikTok, where they have amassed a huge following.

Their relationship, which has largely unfolded in the public eye, has made them one of Nigeria’s most recognisable influencer couples.

Although their relationship has enjoyed several memorable moments, it has also experienced its share of drama.

The couple briefly parted ways earlier in the year following disagreements reportedly connected to privacy and the intense public attention surrounding their romance.

Peller had also previously caused a stir after declaring that he would not marry a Nigerian.

Jarvis, however, recently offered insight into their relationship during a podcast appearance, claiming that Peller had never been unfaithful to her.

She jokingly warned that if he ever cheats, “he will die,” describing it as one of the rules of their relationship.

Despite the twists and turns, Peller and Jarvis have now officially begun their journey as husband and wife, with fans celebrating the union of two of Nigeria’s most popular social media personalities.