Nigerian streamer Peller and content creator Jarvis announced they were expecting their first child two months after getting married.
On Thursday, the couple used their individual Instagram accounts to confirm the news.
Jarvis celebrated their journey from being a relationship to being husband and wife and now expecting their first child by posting a prenatal photo on Instagram along with a caption.
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.”
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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.
In other news, Peller has given N5 million to anyone who can track down a woman who claims he is the father of her unborn child.
Days after the anonymous TikTok video creator publicly declared that she was expecting him, Peller made the offer on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
In a video, the woman claimed to be pregnant for Peller and showed what she claimed to be a doctor’s medical report.
Additionally, she stated that she spoke with Peller in private about the pregnancy and that she declined his request to end it.
‘Find her for me’ — Peller places N5m bounty on woman over pregnancy claim
In his latest reaction, the content creator asked anyone who knew the woman’s whereabouts to help locate her.
“The girl e Dey wanted, anybody wey see her, 5million make una bring her,” Peller said.











