Peller warns netizens to respect his marriage to Jarvis

Abdullateef Fowewe

Nigerian influencer, Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja, known as Peller, has published a formal public notice cautioning social media users to respect his wife, content creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata well known as Jarvis, and their recent marriage, vowing to take action against anyone who creates unnecessary drama or disrespects their union.

In the statement circulated on his social media pages, Peller wrote, “Let it be known that my wife is my wife, and we are officially married. If you want to use her name for trends, content, or engagement, please do so with respect. Don’t cross boundaries or mistake kindness for weakness.

“Anybody who deliberately disrespects my wife or tries to create unnecessary drama will be dealt with properly and through the right channels. I don’t play when it comes to my family.

“Respect my wife, respect our marriage, and everybody will be good.”

The notice follows a series of protective comments he has made since the couple’s civil wedding on July 29, 2026, and their traditional and white wedding ceremonies in early August 2026.

Earlier in the week, around August 7–8, Peller told Nollywood producers and filmmakers not to offer Jarvis roles involving kissing or romantic scenes with other actors, saying they are now married and such roles should be avoided.

During a livestream, he stated, “Nollywood people have now seen that Jarvis and I are married. Don’t ever give her a kissing role. I’m warning you all; stay in your lane. Don’t tell my wife to come act in a movie and be kissing in it. We just got married.”

Peller and Jarvis completed their traditional marriage rites in Benin City, Edo State, before holding a civil wedding in Lagos on July 29, 2026, and a white wedding on August 8, 2026, attended by celebrities and fellow influencers.