Popular TikTok streamer and content creator Peller has announced strict measures for his upcoming white wedding after multiple phone thefts disrupted the couple’s traditional marriage ceremony.
Peller, whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat, and his partner Jarvis (Amadou Elizabeth Aminata) held their traditional wedding on Saturday, August 1, 2026. The event drew a large crowd of celebrities, influencers and fans, generating massive online attention. However, the celebration was marred by reports of phones being snatched outside the venue.
In a video statement, Peller revealed he received several calls from guests whose phones were stolen.
“I kept getting different calls about people’s phones that were snatched outside,” he said.
To avoid a repeat of the security issues, the white wedding scheduled for August 8 will be a tightly controlled private affair limited to only 100 guests.
“August 8th is the day we will be joined together as one, which is the white wedding. 100 guest only please. If I did not send you an invitation, please do not come,” Peller stated clearly.
He also issued a strong warning to touts, commonly known as agberos, urging them to stay away from the venue.
“Agbero please don’t come and stay outside the place. They will apprehend any agbero outside there and take you to a place you don’t know because you guys stole many phones yesterday.”
Peller added that security personnel would be on ground to remove anyone found loitering around the event.
The decision marks a shift from the open, high-profile traditional wedding to a more intimate white ceremony. Venue details have not been made public, reinforcing the private nature of the day.
Peller and Jarvis rose to fame through their viral TikTok live sessions and have remained one of the most talked-about couples in Nigerian social media this year. Their multi-event wedding has already sparked multiple intense conversations around costs and security.