Video: Peller threatens not to join pregnant wife Jarvis in Canada amid heated family argument
Abdullateef Fowewe
Popular Nigerian TikTok streamers and content creators Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, and his wife Elizabeth Aminata Amadou (Jarvis) have sparked fresh online debate after a heated livestream argument over her younger sister escalated into public rants about their marriage.
Video: Peller threatens not to join pregnant wife Jarvis in Canada amid heated family argument
The clash began during a joint stream when Peller claimed that he and Jarvis acted as “father and mother” to her younger sister (often identified as Divine).
He suggested they should help guide her, including potentially choosing a husband for her later, and linked perceived disrespect from the sister to his physical stature.
Jarvis rejected the idea, telling him to leave her sister alone and focus on their own child.
She fired back with a sharp retort that went viral, “Do you think if my family wanted to pick a man for me, do you think they would pick you?”
Peller grew angry, removed Jarvis from the livestream, and continued broadcasting while threatening to block members of her family.
The moment spread rapidly across social media, with many viewers calling it another example of the couple’s frequent public disputes.
Peller later continued airing his frustrations on his WhatsApp channel.
In a message, he said, “My wife called me a boy and said I’m not a man. She said her younger sister and I are age mates. I won’t be coming to Canada to join you. Just call your sister to stay with you.”
Reports indicate he has continued ranting as their relationship appears strained, with additional comments about feeling disrespected due to his small stature and stating that while he does not regret marrying Jarvis, he expected more respect in the marriage.
Peller and Jarvis rose to prominence through joint livestreams and content.
They married in 2026 after a high-profile relationship and are expecting their first child.
In September 2026 the couple relocated aspects of their lives to Canada, with Jarvis pursuing a master’s degree while Peller has indicated plans to return to Nigeria at times.
Tensions have surfaced publicly before, including recent disagreement over Peller’s proposed business trip to China, which Jarvis opposed because she did not want to be left alone in Canada.
