Popular TikTok content creator Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, and his fiancée, Elizabeth Amadou, popularly called Jarvis, have stirred reactions on social media after speaking about the commitment guiding their relationship ahead of their planned wedding on August 1.
The couple, who have become one of Nigeria’s most followed online personalities, disclosed that they believe infidelity would attract severe consequences in their relationship, insisting their commitment is founded on their faith in God. Blueprint reports
They made the remarks during a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, released on Monday, where they discussed love, trust, faith and preparations for their forthcoming wedding.
Jarvis speaks on commitment
During the interview, Jarvis was asked whether Peller had ever cheated on her.
Responding, she said he had not, adding that their relationship is built on trust and commitment.
She further stated that any act of infidelity would carry serious consequences, stressing that both of them had made a commitment before God to remain faithful to each other.
According to her, because their relationship is centred on prayer and their faith, she believes cheating would bring negative consequences on whoever is unfaithful.
Jarvis also maintained that although God is merciful and forgives those who genuinely repent, the commitment they have made to each other remains binding and leaves no justification for infidelity.
She explained that the mutual trust between them is one of the reasons she believes neither of them has any reason to be unfaithful.
Peller reveals blood covenant proposal
The conversation took another turn when Peller disclosed that he had once suggested that they enter into a blood covenant as a sign of their commitment.
According to him, he had seen a video on TikTok suggesting that couples who entered into such an agreement would face serious consequences if either partner became unfaithful.
He revealed that he proposed the idea to Jarvis and even considered making small cuts with a knife as part of the covenant, but she rejected the suggestion.
Jarvis rejects idea
Confirming Peller’s account, Jarvis said she declined the proposal because she did not believe such practices were necessary.
She explained that the only covenant she recognises is her relationship with God, adding that she had no interest in participating in a blood ritual to prove her commitment.
According to her, the love, trust and prayers they already share provide sufficient reassurance for their relationship.
She reiterated that their faith remains the foundation of their union and expressed confidence that God would continue to guide them as they prepare for marriage.
Wedding preparations underway
The couple are expected to tie the knot on August 1, 2026 with preparations for the ceremony already generating significant attention across social media.
In recent weeks, Peller disclosed details of the wedding plans, including the cost of the aso ebi and the expected number of guests, sparking conversations among fans.
Their relationship has remained a subject of public interest, with supporters regularly following their online content and celebrating milestones in their journey together.
Social media reactions
The podcast interview quickly went viral after clips of the conversation surfaced online.
While many fans praised the couple’s commitment to faith and loyalty, others expressed concern over the language used in describing the consequences of infidelity.
Some social media users interpreted Jarvis’ comments as a figurative expression of the seriousness with which they view commitment in marriage, while others questioned the idea of attaching life-threatening consequences to unfaithfulness.
Peller’s revelation about proposing a blood covenant also generated widespread reactions, with many users commending Jarvis for rejecting the idea and insisting that their relationship should remain rooted in faith rather than rituals.
Couple remains optimistic
Despite the debate generated by their remarks, both Peller and Jarvis expressed confidence in the strength of their relationship and their readiness for marriage.
The pair maintained that their love, mutual respect and shared Christian faith have continued to strengthen their bond, while expressing hope that nothing would come between them.
As the countdown to their August 1 wedding continues, the popular TikTok stars remain among Nigeria’s most talked-about celebrity couples, with fans eagerly awaiting their big day.