Peller was 21 when he married. The Lagos livestreamer, one of the most watched young creators in Africa, wed Jarvis, the TikToker famous for her robot persona, in a summer of ceremonies in 2026 that politicians and celebrities queued to attend.
Two internet stars
Peller, born Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja in Ikorodu, Lagos, on 10 May 2005, built his audience through comedy skits and livestreams, and won Best Content Creator at the Trace Awards in 2024. Jarvis, whose name is Elizabeth Aminata Amadou, rose to fame with content built around an artificial intelligence character.
The two became a fixture of each other’s streams, and fans watched the relationship grow in real time. Peller first proposed in December 2024; Jarvis at first called it a promise ring before the couple confirmed the engagement.
Accra, Benin City and Lagos
On 3 June 2026 Peller proposed again, this time at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra. Later that month he travelled to Benin City in Edo State to meet Jarvis’s family and pay the bride price. On 29 July the couple married at a court in Lagos, he in an off-white suit and she in an off-white tweed mini dress.
Their Edo traditional wedding followed in the first days of August, with Jarvis in a crimson velvet gown by Veekee James and Amy Aghomi whose details echoed the ada and eben, Benin symbols of royal authority. Politicians and celebrities filled the guest list, and outlets reported around ₦420 million in announced gifts. A white wedding followed, with Jarvis in a Veekee James mermaid gown beaded with a “JP 26” monogram.
Why it mattered
For many young Nigerians, Peller and Jarvis’s wedding was the first celebrity wedding that felt like their own. It was planned, announced and streamed by creators, for an audience that grew up watching them online. WePostWeddings covered each look, from the civil wedding to the white wedding, linked below.
