Popular TikTok star and livestreamer Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, and his wife Jarvis have shared joyful news that they are expecting a baby boy. The couple made the announcement on Sunday through a gender reveal video posted on their social media platforms, including X and Instagram.
In the video, a visibly pregnant Jarvis and Peller appeared in matching white outfits at an outdoor celebration with family and guests. They stood on a decorated platform featuring balloons and large “BABY” letter displays before releasing blue smoke and confetti, confirming the baby’s gender as male. Fans and followers quickly flooded the posts with congratulations and well wishes.
Peller expressed pure excitement in his post.
“Today, our hearts are fuller than ever. It’s a BOY! Our little blessing, we can’t wait to hold you in our arms,” he wrote.
The couple also shared a longer, heartfelt message addressed to their unborn child.
“For so long, we prayed, hoped and dreamed of this beautiful moment. Today, our hearts are filled with a kind of happiness words can never fully explain. God has blessed us with a precious gift, and we can’t wait to hold you in our arms, kiss your little face and show you how much you are loved,” they said.
They continued by addressing their son directly.
“My child, you may not know it yet, but you are already the reason behind so many smiles, tears of joy and endless prayers. Daddy and Mummy can’t wait to begin this beautiful journey with you.”
They closed by calling him “our little blessing, our answered prayer, our greatest joy” and thanking God for the gift.
This gender reveal comes just over a month after Peller and Jarvis publicly announced their pregnancy on October 8. At that time they shared professional maternity photos showing Jarvis’s baby bump and described the child as their “greatest blessing” and “answered prayer.” The news ended months of speculation from fans who had noticed changes in Jarvis’s appearance.
The couple’s journey to this point has been closely followed by their audience. They held a civil ceremony in Lagos on July 29, 2026, followed by traditional rites and a white wedding in early August. Their rapid move from newlyweds to expecting parents has drawn warm reactions across social media.