Peller and Jarvis honeymoon moments in Tanzania have given fans a glimpse into the couple’s quiet getaway three weeks after their wedding, with the newlyweds sharing scenes of love, relaxation and what Peller called the “real village vibe.”
Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his wife Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, known as Jarvis, traveled to Tanzania in mid-August for their long-awaited getaway. The trip comes after weeks of court, traditional and white wedding celebrations that kept the Nigerian internet busy from late July into early August.
Peller And Jarvis Take Their Love To Tanzania

The couple officially became husband and wife on July 29, 2026, during a court ceremony in Lagos attended by family, friends and media personality Daddy Freeze.
Three days later, on August 1, they held their grand traditional and white wedding in Lekki, Lagos. The ceremony attracted celebrities including Zinoleesky, Cute Abiola, Daddy Freeze and masked influencer Oga9ja, who reportedly gifted the couple N10 million.
Their wedding celebrations also came with major gifts, including a reported N400 million mansion in Abuja, cash gifts and a plot of land from well-wishers.
After weeks of celebrations, Peller and Jarvis finally had time to step away from the wedding spotlight.
On Tuesday, Peller shared photos and videos from Tanzania, explaining that the couple had finally found time for their honeymoon.
“3 weeks after our wedding, we finally found time to enjoy our honeymoon. Me and my wife are outside enjoying the real village vibe in Tanzania. No pressure, just love, peace and beautiful memories together,” he wrote.
Honeymoon Photos Get Fans Talking

The couple’s beach photos quickly caught the attention of their followers. Jarvis appeared in a blue hat and white shirt, while Peller wore a green jacket as they smiled and shared affectionate moments beside the ocean.
Fans flooded the comments with congratulatory messages, with many praising the couple for taking time away from their busy online lives to simply enjoy their new marriage.
For a pair whose relationship has largely unfolded in front of cameras, the Tanzania trip offered followers a different side of their lives away from livestreams, pranks and regular content creation.
Peller also added his usual playful touch to the post, writing: “Nah to give her belle before we come back. God u can do this for me.” The comment drew laughter and more congratulatory reactions from fans.
From TikTok Creators To Newlyweds

Peller and Jarvis have grown into one of Nigeria’s most recognisable social-media couples. The pair built their audiences through TikTok comedy, livestreams, prank videos and relationship content, attracting millions of followers across different platforms.
Their relationship initially generated plenty of online debate, but it eventually progressed to an engagement and marriage.
The road to the altar included Peller’s proposal in Ghana in June, traditional rites in Benin City where he paid the bride price, and months of content documenting their relationship and wedding preparations.
Ahead of the wedding, Peller also said he attended private traditional pre-marriage counselling in Ikorodu, where he sought guidance on caring for Jarvis and becoming a responsible husband.
Peller And Jarvis Respond To Wedding Chatter

The #JP2026 wedding celebrations were not without online commentary.
Memes circulated across social media, while comedian Carter Efe made a remark about the pressure surrounding the couple, sparking further discussion online.
Peller responded to the criticism by defending his marriage and asking people to respect the new chapter he and Jarvis had begun.
Despite the negative comments, the couple received largely supportive reactions, with followers continuing to send them prayers and good wishes.
One fan post that gained attention asked: “If peller and Jarvis divorce today, who e go affect pass?” The question reflected the level of interest surrounding the couple and how closely many Nigerians have followed their relationship.
A Quiet Start To Married Life
The Tanzania trip gives Peller and Jarvis their first major opportunity to slow down after months of engagement and wedding preparations.
Peller’s description of the holiday as “no pressure, just love, peace and beautiful memories together” appears to capture the mood the couple wanted for their getaway.
For fans who followed them from TikTok livestreams and relationship content to their wedding ceremonies, the honeymoon offers a glimpse of what life looks like for them after the celebrations.

Away from the cameras and wedding crowds, Peller and Jarvis are now settling into married life while continuing to build their careers as digital creators.
Their next chapter will likely bring more content, collaborations and public moments, but for now, the newlyweds appear focused on enjoying their time together in Tanzania.
