
Nigerian streamer Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has fired back at trolls urging him to undergo a DNA test to confirm the paternity of his expectant child with his wife, Jarvis.
Speaking in a recent video, the content creator rejected the suggestion outright, maintaining that Jarvis, who is carrying his child, deserves to be spared such disrespectful demands.
Peller also criticised those questioning the pregnancy, wondering why they were so invested in his personal life, while making a controversial reference to their mothers and sisters.
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Peller and Jarvis announced in a joint Instagram post on Thursday, October 8, that they are expecting their first child. The couple shared stunning maternity photos, with Jarvis cradling her baby bump in a flowing white outfit while Peller stood beside her, holding her hand. In another image, Peller planted a kiss on Jarvis' forehead as he held her bump.
In their caption, the couple expressed gratitude to God for the blessing, reflecting on their journey from two people who had no idea where the road would lead, to becoming husband and wife, and now soon-to-be parents.
They noted that they have laughed, cried, prayed, and grown, and through it all, God kept writing their story. They described the pregnancy as the most beautiful chapter yet, calling the baby a little piece of their love, their greatest blessing, and their answered prayer.



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