Habeeb Adelaja, known professionally as Peller, and his wife Amadou Aminata, who goes by Jarvis, posted the pregnancy photoshoot simultaneously on their individual Instagram pages, confirming they are expecting their first child together.
Jarvis, writing in the caption of the post, said the moment represented a chapter she and her husband had prayed toward. “From two people who once had no idea where this journey would take us,” she wrote, “to husband and wife, and now soon-to-be parents.”
Thursday’s announcement arrived just about two months after the couple sealed their union legally. The registry marriage took place on July 29, 2026, with the formal court ceremony preceding their white wedding by three days. The low-key nature of the registry kept attention focused on the larger celebration that followed.
Their white wedding followed on August 1, 2026, a ceremony that had already generated significant attention among followers of the pair, who built their combined audience primarily through TikTok content before expanding to other platforms. The event drew widespread coverage across Nigerian entertainment media outlets, with clips from the celebration circulating broadly on social media in the days that followed.
Jarvis confirmed in the same post that the pregnancy is the couple’s first. “A little piece of our love is coming into this world,” she said. “Our greatest blessing. Our answered prayer.”
The post drew responses almost immediately after it went live. Fans, friends, and colleagues of the couple flooded the comment sections of both accounts, with congratulatory messages accumulating rapidly beneath the maternity photographs. Within hours of the posts going live, the images had gathered tens of thousands of likes across both accounts combined.
Peller, whose full name is Habeeb Adelaja, has built one of the more recognizable personal brands in Nigerian digital content creation, amassing millions of followers through a consistent output of skits, lifestyle content, and collaborative videos. Jarvis, born Amadou Aminata, joined that following through their shared content and, eventually, their publicly documented relationship and marriage.
The couple’s decision to share the pregnancy reveal through a professional photoshoot, rather than a casual post or video, marked a deliberate presentation of the news. Both accounts carried the images at the same time on Thursday.
Jarvis addressed what she described as the unexpected arc of their relationship in her caption. “We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve prayed, we’ve grown,” she said, “and through it all, God kept writing our story.”
The post did not disclose how far along the pregnancy is, nor did either Peller or Jarvis indicate a due date. Neither account had posted further details about the pregnancy by the time of this report.
Reaction in the comment sections, according to the post thread, came from people identifying themselves as fans as well as from individuals who appeared to be personal acquaintances and industry colleagues of the couple. Several verified accounts belonging to other Nigerian content creators also left messages beneath the photographs.
Jarvis closed her caption with a direct expression of gratitude. “God, thank You for everything,” she said. “This is more than we could ever ask for.” The statement appeared beneath the final image in the photoshoot series she published Thursday.
The pregnancy news marks the first major personal announcement the pair have made since their August 1 white wedding. Between the July 29 registry and that wedding date, the couple had already attracted media coverage in Nigeria’s entertainment press, with outlets tracking the multi-day celebration and reporting on guest appearances and ceremony details.
Both Peller and Jarvis continue to maintain active profiles across TikTok and Instagram. Their combined followings represent one of the more visible audiences built by a Nigerian digital couple in the current content creation era, making Thursday’s announcement one of the more widely circulated pregnancy reveals in that space this year.
