TikTok streamer Peller, whose real name is Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, spent the first days of September 2026 in London with Nigerian real estate billionaire King Ochacho and his son, singer Ice King.
The bond between Peller and King Ochacho, whose legal name is Mohammed Odey Adah, began last month when Ochacho gave Peller and Jarvis a ₦400 million mansion as a wedding gift. Peller returned the gesture with a ₦37 million Toyota Camry for Ice King. Ochacho then called Ice King his godson and promised him lasting support.
The pattern continued in London. On September 3, a video showed 13-year-old Ice King handing Peller £20,000 in cash on a London street. Ice King told him the money was simply for pizza. Peller knelt before Ice King and an older family member to thank them.
The clip drew mixed reactions online. One fan wrote that the money “will go a long way if invested in the country.” Another fan praised Ochacho for spending his wealth on quality time with his children.
The same day, footage from an earlier moment in the trip began circulating on X. UK police approached Ochacho’s white Rolls-Royce convertible over how it had been parked in London. Ochacho sat in the car with Ice King and Peller.
Viewers focused less on the stop itself and more on Peller’s reaction. He appeared visibly surprised that officers enforced the parking rule despite the value of the car. One commenter said Nigerians “need to stay in developed countries for like six months” to understand that wealth does not exempt anyone from the law there. Another told Peller not to “take third-world mindset to first-world country.”
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During the same trip, Peller addressed a public disagreement between Ice King and Champz, the son of Afrobeats star Wizkid. Ice King had earlier told Champz, “Once a puppy, always a puppy,” and claimed an attempt at peace had failed.
In a livestream near a London monument, Peller urged Ice King to let the matter go. “I will talk to Wizkid. I will make sure you guys are coming back together peacefully,” he said, adding that he was “like a younger brother” to Wizkid.
