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Why I barbed hair for my wedding – Jarvis
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Why I barbed hair for my wedding – Jarvis

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

TikTok creator, Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, popularly known as Jarvis, has debunked rumours that she barbed her hair for her wedding as part of her marriage rites.

Speaking in a video broadcast, Jarvis explained that she barbed her hair because her stylist requested her to do that.

She said, “The wedding is finally over and I’m super happy. I’m proud of myself and my husband. 

“For those of you speculating that I barbed my hair for my wedding as part of some tribal marriage rites, shut up.

“I barbed my hair because I wanted my hair installation to be perfect. That is what my hair stylist recommended because I have a very stubborn hair. Most of my hair like my frontal has not been sitting pretty because of my front hair.”

DAILY POST reports that Jarvis and fellow TikTok star, Peller tied the knot traditionally on August 1, 2026.

The couple held their white wedding on Saturday, August 8, 2026.

Why I barbed hair for my wedding – Jarvis

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