Comedian Officer Woos has, in a recent interview, described streamer Peller’s decision to marry now as a smart play, saying the TikTok star is still in his prime and that the timing works in his favour. The comment has reignited talk about Peller and Jarvis’ high-profile union.
Woos, whose real name is Jubril Oladapo Gbadamosi, argued that age is not the point.
“Peller is in his prime, so him getting married now is the best timing for him. Forget age, he’s at the stage where people still want to do things for him so he wouldn’t have spent much from his own pocket. Everything will come easy for him. His early marriage is a very smart move.”
The take lands weeks after Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, known as Jarvis, completed a run of ceremonies that turned their online romance into a full wedding season. Peller proposed in Ghana on 3 June 2026, paid her bride price in Benin City on 21 June, held a Lagos court wedding on 29 July, and hosted a star-studded reception in Lekki on 1 August.
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The couple first met on a TikTok live in 2023 and spent years turning their relationship into public content. There were livestream fights, a split, and plenty of doubt from fans who thought it was only for views. They later reconciled, and the Ghana proposal and Edo rites shut down much of that noise.
Woos’ point is that the marriage came while Peller still commands gifts, bookings and attention. The August reception drew celebrities and announced presents, including a mansion gift from real estate entrepreneur King Ochacho that was reported at ₦400 million.
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He also praised how the pair handles conflict. They do not, in his view, sit on grudges. For a couple that built a brand on being loud and unfiltered, he framed that as a strength, not a weakness.
“His relationship will have no issues because they are vocal and don’t keep grudges.”