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Peller, Jarvis announce pregnancy two months after wedding
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Peller, Jarvis announce pregnancy two months after wedding

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Nigerian streamer, Peller, and content creator, Jarvis, have announced that they are expecting their first child, just two months after their marriage.

The couple confirmed the news on Thursday via their respective Instagram handles.

Jarvis shared a maternity photo on Instagram with a caption celebrating their journey from being a couple to becoming husband and wife and now expecting their first child.

She wrote: “From two people who once had no idea where this journey would take us… to husband and wife, and now soon to be parents.

“We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve prayed, we’ve grown, and through it all, God kept writing our story. Today, we get to share the most beautiful chapter yet.

“A little piece of our love is coming into this world. Our greatest blessing. Our answered prayer.

“Peller & Jarvis and now, a little one on the way. God, thank You for everything. This is more than we could ever ask for.”

The announcement comes amid earlier speculation that Jarvis was pregnant before the couple tied the knot.

The pregnancy rumours had sparked speculation among fans, with some suggesting that they may have contributed to the couple’s decision to get married shortly afterwards.

However, the couple had not publicly confirmed the pregnancy until Thursday’s announcement.

Peller, Jarvis announce pregnancy two months after wedding

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