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Videos: Peller, Jarvis begin married life after colourful traditional wedding

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Videos: Peller, Jarvis begin married life after colourful traditional wedding
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Popular content creators Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, better known as Jarvis, on Saturday held their traditional wedding in a colourful ceremony in Lekki, Lagos State.

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The couple completed traditional marriage rites before family members, friends and several celebrities after weeks of anticipation surrounding their wedding.

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They later shared photos from the ceremony on Instagram, showing their traditional Benin attire and celebrating the start of their married life.

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“Today, we become one. Two tribes, one love. Two families, one forever. A new chapter begins, and forever starts now,” they wrote in a joint post.

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On Friday, the couple posted their final pre-wedding photos and told fans they had stopped counting down because they were “starting forever.”

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Before the ceremony, Peller said during a livestream that he intends to spend his honeymoon across eight countries.

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Their wedding follows months of public celebrations. In June, Peller proposed to Jarvis during a beachside ceremony at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Ghana, and the emotional moment quickly went viral on social media.

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A week later, he paid her bride price during a traditional introduction in Benin City, describing it as the beginning of their journey together.

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The couple subsequently announced August 1, 2026, as their wedding date and shared behind-the-scenes clips from their wedding-themed video shoot, including a playful mock argument that amused crew members.

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They had earlier formalised their union in a court wedding on July 29 attended by relatives, friends and media personality Daddy Freeze.

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During the civil ceremony, Peller drew laughter after reacting to the registrar’s explanation that bigamy is a criminal offence punishable by at least five years in prison without the option of a fine.

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He also revealed that he attended private traditional pre-marriage counselling in Ikorodu to learn how to care better for Jarvis and become a responsible husband.

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