Nigerian TikTok stars Peller and Jarvis boarded a flight to Canada on September 25, 2026, seven weeks after their wedding celebrations closed in Lagos.
Peller, whose real name is Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, and his wife Jarvis, born Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, shared photographs from the flight without stating a reason for the trip.
Peller posted a caption on Instagram that read in part: “Goodbye Nigeria. They think they know what I’m capable of, but they’ve only seen the beginning. I move with patience, I think differently, and I’m always steps ahead.” He added that “what’s coming next is bigger than what they’re expecting.”
The couple’s wedding took place across three ceremonies this year. Peller first completed traditional marriage rites in Benin City, Edo State, in June, where he met Jarvis’ family and paid her bride price. The two then held a court wedding on July 29, followed by their traditional ceremony in Lekki, Lagos, on August 1, and a white wedding on August 8. During the traditional ceremony, real estate developer King Mohammed Adah, known as King Ochacho, gave the couple a house in the Life Camp area of Abuja that he valued at ₦400 million.
No official statement from Peller or Jarvis has explained the purpose of the trip to Canada. However, fans have offered competing theories. Some say Peller plans to enroll in school in Canada. Others say the trip is timed around Jarvis’s pregnancy, though neither Peller nor Jarvis has confirmed this.
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Peller and Jarvis began working together as content creators in 2024 on the comedy series “Peller’s Palava.” Their relationship became one of the most followed in Nigerian influencer culture. Jarvis ended the relationship in December 2025, a split that Peller discussed on a livestream the following month. He later told viewers he would no longer consider dating or marrying a Nigerian woman. The two reconciled and became engaged in June 2026, when Peller proposed at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana.
As of publication time, Peller and Jarvis have not issued a formal statement about their plans in Canada or how long they intend to stay.
