Peller made the announcement on Thursday, September 17, 2026, during a livestream, declaring the unidentified woman “wanted” and urging members of the public to help locate her.
“That girl that says she’s pregnant for me, they will find her and catch her. The girl is wanted. Anybody that sees her, please bring her. I’m going to reward you with ₦5 million. If they catch her, her family beg and beg, and I won’t answer,” Peller said, according to reports of the livestream.
The controversy began last week when an unidentified female TikTok content creator posted a video alleging that she was pregnant for the streamer. In the clip, she displayed what she described as a medical report from a doctor and claimed she had contacted Peller privately via direct message. She further alleged that he asked her to terminate the pregnancy, but she refused.
Peller had earlier denied the allegation on September 14, 2026. In a statement shared on his WhatsApp channel at the time, he issued a warning to the woman and a separate individual he referred to as a babalawo, saying their families would “beg” if the matter escalated.
The latest development comes weeks after Peller married fellow content creator Jarvis (Elizabeth Aminata Amadu) earlier in 2026. The couple’s relationship and wedding had already drawn significant public attention.
The woman’s claims remain unverified, and no independent confirmation of the pregnancy or the alleged private communications has been made public. The offer of the ₦5 million reward has generated widespread discussion across social media platforms, with many users reacting to the escalating drama.
Peller, born in 2005 in Ikorodu, Lagos, rose to prominence through sarcastic live streams and comedy content on TikTok, where he commands millions of followers. He has not issued a formal written statement beyond his livestream comments.
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