Content creators Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth, known as Jarvis, have shared their official pre-wedding photographs ahead of their scheduled nuptials on August 1.
The couple released the images in a joint Instagram post on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, offering followers a look at their preparations for the event.
Captioning the post, they wrote: “These are more than just pictures, they’re memories before the big day. Our hearts are full, our smiles are real, and we’re counting down to forever. See you at the wedding.”
The post quickly generated thousands of reactions across social media platforms, drawing celebratory messages from fans and fellow digital creators.
The pre-wedding photos dropped into an already heated social media conversation surrounding the cost of the couple’s traditional wedding attire (Aso Ebi).
Peller had previously disclosed the pricing tiers for the event fabric on a live stream, setting four yards at ₦350,000, eight yards at ₦700,000, and twelve yards at ₦1 million.
The announcement generated widespread debate. While critics labelled the rates steep, supporters argued that purchasing Aso Ebi remains voluntary and reflects standard pricing for high-profile celebrity events. Addressing the public reaction during a subsequent broadcast, Peller clarified that buying the fabric is optional and meant for guests who wish to support the couple’s big day.
The upcoming ceremony also comes on the heels of recent public comments by Jarvis regarding the authenticity and spiritual foundation of their relationship, following early online scepticism about whether their romance was a publicity stunt.
Speaking on The Honest Bunch podcast, Jarvis emphasised that their bond is built on shared faith and explicit mutual boundaries.
“You are in a commitment. The fact that we pray together, God is involved,” she said. “The only blood covenant we have is God. The reassurance and commitment are there. We love each other… there is no reason to cheat.”
She added: “Peller has never cheated on me before. If he cheats, he will die. It is the rule of the relationship.”
Both Peller and Jarvis have emerged as prominent figures in Nigeria’s rapidly growing creator economy. Jarvis gained widespread attention online for her distinctive “AI humanoid” skits, while Peller built a massive live-streaming audience through high-energy comedy and real-time broadcasts.
The duo frequently collaborate on interactive live sessions and video skits, regularly commanding tens of thousands of real-time viewers. Their August 1 ceremony is set to be one of the most widely covered digital creator events of the year.
