Popular Nigerian content creators Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Elizabeth Aminata Amadu, aka Jarvis, have officially become husband and wife.
The couple’s wedding attracted celebrities, entertainers, influencers and other notable personalities, with photos and videos from the ceremony quickly spreading across social media.
Fuji music stars King Saheed Osupa and Alao Sule Malaika were among the notable figures at the ceremony. Osupa attended as a special guest, while Malaika entertained guests with a live performance.
The wedding marks a new chapter for the couple following months of public attention surrounding their relationship, particularly after Peller proposed to Jarvis and the pair announced plans to formalise their union.
Their relationship has attracted both strong support and criticism from social media users, with some questioning whether the young content creators were ready to settle down.
Influencer Geh Geh was among those who had publicly expressed reservations about Peller getting married at a relatively young age. He had advised the content creator to focus more on building his career.
Meanwhile, an old livestream involving Jarvis resurfaced online shortly before the wedding, sparking another round of discussions.
In the video, Jarvis and another content creator discussed court marriage and the possible implications of divorce, including issues surrounding a wife’s entitlement to her husband’s property.
Jarvis had jokingly reacted to the conversation, saying she intended to have a court wedding and would consult a lawyer.
The resurfaced clip generated mixed reactions, with some social media users criticising her comments, while others argued that the statement had been taken out of context and was clearly made in jest.
Despite the controversies and public scrutiny, Peller and Jarvis remained committed to their relationship and eventually exchanged marital vows.
Their romance has attracted significant attention partly because both creators have built their careers around sharing aspects of their lives with large online audiences.
From romantic moments and disagreements to Peller’s proposal and their wedding preparations, several stages of their relationship have unfolded publicly, making their journey a major talking point among fans.
With the wedding now concluded, attention has shifted from speculation over whether the couple would proceed with their plans to celebrations of their union.
Many fans have congratulated the newlyweds, describing the ceremony as the culmination of a relationship they had closely followed online.
The wedding also highlights the growing influence of social media on Nigeria’s entertainment landscape, where content creators increasingly command the same public attention traditionally associated with mainstream celebrities.
For Peller and Jarvis, the next chapter of their journey will now unfold as husband and wife, with their highly publicised marriage already becoming another major moment in their digital careers.
