Peller cited academic pursuits as the reason for the relocation, announcing the move through a trending Instagram post.
He wrote in his signature all-caps style: “We don relocate from Nigeria; bye-bye, we’re going to school in Canada. “Canada, here we come, Peller. “The announcement landed on social media within hours and drew a flood of reactions.
Peller sparked fresh conversation online after sharing photos of himself and Jarvis aboard a plane as they departed Nigeria for Canada.
The post came with a message suggesting he has bigger plans ahead. Fans read it closely for clues about what the couple may have in the works.
In a second post, Peller said people think they know what he is capable of, but they have only seen the beginning, adding that he moves with patience, thinks differently, and is always a step ahead.
He said the future is now and he has already built his, adding that what is coming next is bigger than people expect and that they are not ready for it.
Peller and Jarvis completed both their traditional and court wedding ceremonies earlier in 2026.
The couple held the final leg of their wedding ceremony, their white wedding, on August 8th, with Peter Okoye, Charles Okocha, and King Ochacho among those in attendance. The move to Canada comes less than two months after that ceremony.
Peller, born Habeeb Hamzat in 2005 in Ikorodu, Lagos, built a TikTok following of 17 million and married Amoudu Elizabeth Aminata, known as Jarvis, in 2026.
His breakthrough in content creation culminated in winning “Best Content Creator” at the Trace Awards Africa on July 8, 2024.
Peller indicated the move would take him off streaming for a while, telling fans he may return “maybe next year.”
The news drew a flurry of comments from followers, with reactions ranging from warm well-wishes to playful jabs. Several fans congratulated the couple while others made jokes about the opportunities available abroad.
The timing of the relocation has not gone unnoticed, with many followers connecting the move to reports that Jarvis is expecting a baby and widespread speculation that the couple may be hoping to have their child born on Canadian soil.
Neither Peller nor Jarvis addressed the pregnancy rumors directly in the post.
After the couple’s wedding introduction, rumors began swirling about Jarvis being pregnant, and Peller said he was more focused on making money and told the public not to put any pregnancy on his wife’s head.
Cubana Chief Priest also appeared to accidentally reveal that the streamer was expecting a child during a livestream with Peller, further fuelling speculation surrounding the couple.
According to Peller, if his wife were truly pregnant, Nigerians would probably have heard the news from him already, saying, “If truly my wife is pregnant, the world will know immediately, and that mouth doesn’t stay in one place. You people know I can’t keep secrets; I would have mistakenly said it already.”
Neither Jarvis nor Peller has made any official announcement suggesting they are expecting a child, and similar viral claims about them have previously been debunked online. The pregnancy question remains unresolved as the couple begins their time in Canada.
Peller’s departure fits a broader pattern that has become familiar among young Nigerians with the means and opportunity to leave. The streamer had been at the center of an “Olodo uprising” discourse on social media, with rapper Ycee criticizing what he described as a growing culture that rewards ignorance over intellectual achievement. The Canada move appears, in part, to be a direct answer to those critics.
During a livestream months before the relocation, Peller had assured Jarvis about going to university in the future, telling her that ChatGPT confirmed he could go to the university even at the age of 60.
He said, “I ask ChatGPT to say if I don marry, can I still go to university? E says, “Yes, of course, 60 years can go to university. Say it is not restricted by age. Don’t worry, I will go to school.”
Peller emerged online around 2023, known for his sarcastic manner and reluctance while streaming.
He began dating Jarvis, whose full name is Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, in 2024 after meeting her during a TikTok live session in 2023. The relationship rapidly became one of the most-followed in Nigerian digital entertainment.
Media personality Daddy Freeze took to X on Monday, September 7, 2026, to highlight what he described as the value-based system Peller has built, referencing Peller’s recent trip to the UK with Pastor Tobi Adegboyega and his attendance at the prestigious Salon Privé as examples of the young streamer gaining access to luxury experiences beyond money alone.
Whether Peller returns to streaming from Canada or builds an entirely new chapter there remains the central question his 17 million followers are now waiting to answer. His stated reason is schooling and stability, but the move, the cryptic farewell post, and the unresolved pregnancy speculation have left that answer open. Peller and Jarvis have not announced a return date.
