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My parents brought their lovers to my wedding – Peller
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My parents brought their lovers to my wedding – Peller

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Peller

By Adewale Adesewa

Nigerian content creator Peller has opened up about his experience at his recent wedding, saying the actions of some members of his family left him frustrated and unhappy with how the ceremony unfolded.

The TikToker made the disclosure in a video on Wednesday while speaking about his wedding to fellow content creator Jarvis.

According to Peller, he had wanted the ceremony to be a relatively small gathering and had asked his family members to invite only a few people.

Speaking about the situation, Peller said in Pidgin English: “I told them, invite few people. I no say make una carry new boyfriend come, my mother carry her boyfriend come, and my daddy carry new girlfriend come. All of them will turn my wedding to party, eh!”
He also complained about the family’s interest in appearing on social media during the occasion.

Peller said: “Mama oh, papa oh, brother and everybody want turn to social media. I dey vex oh, me and my family, I dey vex for them like this, make you know say no be small.”

The content creator also spoke about his family background, describing the challenges he associates with growing up in a polygamous family.
“Polygamous, polygamous family, na. It’s very hard. I am from a polygamous family,” he said.

Peller’s comments have generated reactions online, with social media users discussing his account of the family dynamics surrounding his wedding.
The remarks came after Peller and Jarvis celebrated their white wedding following the traditional ceremony.

Peller had previously expressed his preference for a more private white wedding, particularly after concerns about excessive recording and social-media activity surrounding his traditional wedding.

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