Peller and Jarvis are officially proclaimed husband and wife. The TikTok stars got married today, August 1, 2026, in Lagos after months of viral proposals, traditional rites in Benin, and a civil ceremony held held some days ago.
Nigerian TikTok stars Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, known as Jarvis, are officially getting married today, August 1, 2026. The white wedding marks the final stage of a relationship that has played out almost entirely in the public eye and turned them into one of Nigeria’s most followed digital couples.
The couple confirmed the date weeks ago with a cinematic save-the-date video posted across their social media pages, ending with the inscription “Jarvis & Peller 01-08-2026”.
How it all started on Tiktok
Peller and Jarvis rose to prominence on TikTok through comedy skits, prank videos, and livestreams centred on their relationship. Jarvis became known for AI-inspired content, while Peller built his audience with comedy and livestream sessions.
Over the past two years, their relationship, business collaborations, and public appearances have consistently kept people talking, with clips regularly trending on X and Instagram. Their videos consistently attract millions of views and have placed them among Nigeria’s most influential digital creators.
The journey to marriage has also been public. From the first break up in late December 2025\ early January 2026 to Peller first proposal in December 2024, which Jarvis initially called a promise ring, before they confirmed the engagement. A second proposal followed on June 3 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana. Which attracted lots of comments and judgement from fans and critics.
Traditional, Civil, and Now White Wedding
The August 1 ceremony is not their first. Weeks earlier, the couple completed their traditional marriage rites. In June, Peller travelled to Benin City, Edo State, where he formally met Jarvis’ family and fulfilled traditional requirements, including paying the bride price.
Videos from the ceremony circulated widely on social media. They also shared moments from a civil wedding some days ago, signalling they had begun the legal process of formalising their union ahead of the church wedding.
Ahead of today, the couple shared pre-wedding photos on Instagram with the caption: “These are more than just pictures, they’re memories before the big day. Our hearts are full, our smiles are real, and we’re counting down to forever”.
Making a complete wedding formality
A Wedding Nigeria Is Watching
The announcement quickly went viral, drawing thousands of congratulatory messages from fans, fellow creators, and celebrities. The couple also unveiled their official wedding hashtag: #Jarpel. The scale of the event has also sparked conversation online.
Reports revealed an Aso Ebi package priced at ₦1 million, with an 8-yard option going for ₦700,000 and a 4-yard option also available. Peller confirmed about 400 people would wear the fabric.
During visits to invite fellow influencers like Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux, the couple admitted the planning process had been stressful. Despite judgements from the media \ critics concerning the age difference, religion, maturity and other noticeable changes .
People had opinions but Peller and Jarvis didn’t allow ‘peoples opinions’ to define their future.
How #jarpel changes creator culture
Peller and Jarvis represent a new wave of Nigerian celebrities whose fame was built directly from social media. Their wedding is being framed as one of the most-watched influencer weddings in Nigeria this year.
Jarvis recently addressed their relationship publicly, saying Peller “has never cheated on me before”. The couple has also been open about past misunderstandings, including a brief split earlier this year.
With millions of followers and major endorsement deals behind them, today’s wedding is more than a personal milestone. It’s a cultural moment for Nigeria’s digital entertainment space, where online chemistry has translated into brand, influence, and now marriage.
