Nigerian TikToker, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller and his partner, Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, known as Jarvis, have announced readiness to get married on August 1, 2026, ending months of speculation about when they would tie the knot.
The couple made the announcement on Saturday through a cinematic video shared on their social media pages. The clip ended with the message, “Jarvis & Peller 01-08-2026,” confirming their wedding date.
The announcement quickly attracted attention online, with fans and followers congratulating the couple and praising the creative way they shared the news.
Jarvis and Peller have become one of Nigeria’s best-known digital creator couples.
They built their popularity on TikTok through comedy skits, livestreams, prank videos and relationship content, attracting millions of followers across social media.
Their online success has also earned them endorsement deals and appearances at entertainment and social events.
Their relationship has remained in the public eye over the past two years. From their first public appearances together to conversations about their future, fans have closely followed their journey, with many of their livestreams and social media moments going viral.
Following their recent engagement, supporters repeatedly asked when the couple would officially get married.
In recent years, content creators have become major players in Nigeria’s entertainment industry, using platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube to build brands, secure commercial partnerships and influence youth culture.
Jarvis and Peller are widely regarded as part of this growing generation of creators whose impact extends beyond social media.
Tribune online report that Peller completed his fiancée, Jarvis traditional wedding rite after traveling to Benin city to pay her bride price
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