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Popular Nigerian TikTok content creators Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja (widely known as Peller) and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata (known as Jarvis) have officially become husband and wife under the law. The couple exchanged vows during a court (civil) wedding ceremony held on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, in Ikoyi, Lagos.
Ceremony Highlights
Videos and photos from the intimate civil ceremony quickly went viral on social media. The couple appeared in coordinated white outfits: Peller in a sharp white suit and Jarvis in a elegant knee-length white gown with a short jacket featuring blue floral accents.
They were seen taking their vows, signing the marriage register in the presence of family members and close friends, and proudly holding their wedding certificate.
The officiating officer formally congratulated them as Mr. and Mrs. Hamzat, marking the legal union.
Relationship Timeline
Proposal: Peller proposed to Jarvis in early June 2026 during a romantic beachside setup at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana. Jarvis accepted tearfully, and the moment went viral.
Traditional Rites**: About a week later, Peller traveled to Jarvis’s hometown in Benin City, Edo State, where he met her family, paid the bride price, and completed the traditional marriage rites. He described it as the official beginning of their journey.
Pre-Wedding Excitement:
The couple shared stunning pre-wedding photos and a cinematic video announcing their white wedding date. They described the images as “more than just pictures—they’re memories” and wrote, “Our hearts are full, our smiles are real, and we’re counting down to forever.”
Aso Ebi and Preparations**: Peller revealed details like the ₦700,000 price for eight yards of aso ebi fabric, with about 400 guests expected to wear it. The wedding is strictly by invitation, and plans include livestreaming elements for fans.
Upcoming White Wedding
This civil ceremony is a key legal step ahead of their grand white wedding scheduled for August 1, 2026 — expected to be one of the biggest influencer weddings of the year. Peller has also mentioned plans to livestream parts of the traditional/white wedding events on YouTube and Twitch.
Background and Reactions
Peller and Jarvis rose to fame through TikTok livestreams, comedy skits, and relationship content, building a massive following. Their public romance has been closely followed, with Peller previously sharing on a podcast that he wants to marry Jarvis to “break a generational curse” in his family, as his parents had children without marrying.
The court wedding has drawn widespread congratulatory messages from fans, fellow creators, and celebrities across social media, with many celebrating the couple’s journey from content partners to life partners.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Hamzat! Fans are now eagerly awaiting the celebrations on August 1.
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