LAGOS/DAR ES SALAAM — Popular Nigerian TikTok stars and content creators Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, and Elizabeth Aminata Amadou, better known as Jarvis, have finally embarked on their honeymoon in Tanzania, arriving around August 24–25, 2026 — roughly three weeks after their highly publicised wedding celebrations.
The newlyweds shared glimpses of their romantic getaway across social media, offering fans views of ocean scenery, hotel arrivals, and relaxed “village vibe” moments in the East African nation.
In one update, Peller posted: “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.” Videos circulating online show the couple at their hotel, soaking in the surroundings and exchanging affectionate moments.
The pair flew business class, with Jarvis publicly thanking Peller’s mother for making the upgraded travel possible and noting it was their first experience in the cabin.
One report quoted Peller mentioning a cost of around $5,000 for Air Tanzania business-class tickets on the lengthy journey, though he light-heartedly compared the cabin experience to a domestic flight. Fans have flooded comments with congratulations, well-wishes for a happy marriage, and appreciation for the couple’s public displays of affection.
Their Tanzanian escape marks a quieter chapter after a whirlwind path to the altar that played out largely online. The couple, who first connected through TikTok live sessions years earlier, saw their relationship intensify publicly.
Peller proposed to Jarvis in early June 2026 during a private beachside ceremony at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana. Shortly afterward, he travelled to her hometown in Benin City, Edo State, for the traditional introduction and bride-price ceremony.
They formalised their union with a civil court wedding in Lagos on July 29, 2026, where they appeared in coordinated white outfits, before holding their traditional and white wedding celebrations around August 1–2.
The events drew Nollywood actors, musicians (including Tanzanian artist Juma Jux), fellow creators and socialites. Announced gifts reportedly reached hundreds of millions of naira, alongside luxury items and vehicles. The couple had earlier teased ambitious multi-country honeymoon plans, with Tanzania emerging as the first major destination.
While many fans have celebrated the pair’s happiness and intentional steps into married life, the high-profile romance has not been without commentary.
Comedian and content creator Carter Efe recently suggested that social media pressure may have influenced the speed of their decision to marry, claiming he was not invited to the wedding and predicting possible regret years later. Such remarks reflect ongoing online debates about influencer relationships conducted in the public eye.
For now, Peller and Jarvis appear focused on enjoying their time away. Clips continue to surface of the couple relaxing, exploring local settings, and sharing light-hearted moments, including one showing Peller interacting generously with people in the area.
Tanzania — with its mix of coastal beauty (often associated with Zanzibar for honeymooners) and cultural experiences — has provided a scenic backdrop for the start of their married life.
As the pair continue documenting their “whirlwind” honeymoon, supporters have wished them lasting peace, love and more beautiful memories. The trip offers a brief respite from the intense spotlight that has followed their journey from TikTok lives to newlywed status.
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