Peller's reaction after Jarvis called him an unusual name at their wedding gets people talking

Jarvis gave guests at her wedding something unexpected to remember when she publicly addressed her new husband, Peller, by a name that stopped him in his tracks.

During the Lagos celebration held on Saturday, August 1, Jarvis, dressed in her full wedding attire, was asked to call the groom by sweet names.

She started warmly enough, offering "Ololufe mi," a Yoruba phrase meaning "my love," followed by "my baby" and "honey boo." Then came "womb shifter," and everything changed.

Peller, born Habeeb Hamzat, sat in traditional attire complete with coral beads and a red cap. His mouth fell open in visible shock as the crowd erupted.

Jarvis immediately tried to walk it back, asking for that particular name to be removed, though not before continuing to tease him.

The exchange was captured on video and spread rapidly across social media platforms. The couple, whose online following grew from livestream interactions beginning in 2023, became one of Nigeria's most watched digital love stories.

Jarvis, whose full name is Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, and Peller built their relationship publicly, navigating proposals, controversies, and viral moments under the wedding hashtag JP2026.

The Lagos white wedding followed both a traditional ceremony in Benin City and a court wedding earlier in the week.

The "womb shifter" moment drew wide attention precisely because it matched the playful, unfiltered energy the couple's fans have come to expect from them online.

“Womb shifter.” — One of the many sweet names Jarvis calls her husband, Peller pic.twitter.com/3eU1hmn4YV

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) August 1, 2026