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Peller, Jarvis release pre-wedding photos ahead of wedding
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Peller, Jarvis release pre-wedding photos ahead of wedding

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 2 mins read
Peller, Jarvis release pre-wedding photos ahead of wedding

Nigerian content creators Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth, better known as Jarvis, have unveiled their pre-wedding photographs as they prepare to tie the knot on August 1.

The couple shared the images on their Instagram pages on Wednesday, offering fans a glimpse of their journey to the altar.

Accompanying the photographs was a heartfelt message expressing their excitement ahead of the ceremony.

“These are more than just pictures—they’re memories before the big day.

“Our hearts are full, our smiles are real, and we’re counting down to forever. See you at the wedding,” the post read.

Ahead of their wedding, Jarvis also spoke about their relationship during an appearance on The Honest Brunch Podcast, where she maintained that Peller has remained faithful throughout their time together.

“Peller has never cheated on me before. If he cheats, he will die. It is the rule of the relationship,” she said.

Jarvis attributed the strength of their relationship to their shared faith, explaining that they regularly pray together and have made God the foundation of their union.

“You are in a commitment. The fact that we pray together, God is involved. Shey God will not be looking at you?” she said.

Jarvis further described their relationship as a covenant rooted in their faith, saying their commitment to each other leaves no room for unfaithfulness.

“The only blood covenant we have is God. The reassurance and commitment are there. We love each other; the commitment is there; there is no reason to cheat,” she added.

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