TikTok creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, aka Jarvis, has debunked rumours that she had her hair barbed for her wedding as part of her marriage rites.
In a video broadcast, Jarvis explained that she had her hair barbed because her stylist requested it.
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.”
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.
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Nigerian content creator Peller has expressed concern that he was sprayed with counterfeit money at his recent wedding to Jarvis.
In a video, Peller revealed that some of the Nigerian money that was given to him was real.
However, the content producer claimed that some of the dollars he was given were fraudulent.
“I went to the bank, and the Nigerian money was genuine. I saw that a lot of people gave me Nigerian currency. Yes, they gave me Nigerian currency, and that is good. I know the people who gave me genuine money; if I see them, I will recognise them.
“When they came, I saw them. They gave me fake money. I got home, I was feeling like a millionaire and used the money to make a video. ‘Hello, hello,’ and then I realised it was fake. I can’t talk.Crime & Justice
“Since I went to change dollars yesterday night, I haven’t talked about the dollars since this morning, not even tonight. Is it by force to spray money?” he asked.
The skit maker claimed that while he was able to identify some of the persons who handed him real Nigerian dollars, the other money he received was counterfeit.
He further emphasised that after returning home and utilising the funds to create a film, he found the purportedly fraudulent notes.
