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Peller, Jarvis announce first pregnancy after months of speculation
By Anuoluwa Amao
Popular Nigerian content creators Peller and Jarvis are expecting their first child together, months after social media speculation over a possible pregnancy.
The couple confirmed the news in a joint Instagram post on Thursday, sharing photographs of Jarvis displaying her baby bump.
Jarvis described the pregnancy as a new chapter in their relationship, reflecting on their journey from being a young couple to becoming husband and wife and now preparing for parenthood.
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“From two people who once had no idea where this journey would take us… to husband and wife, and now soon to be parents. A little piece of our love is coming into this world. Our greatest blessing. Our answered prayer,” she wrote.
The announcement comes months after fans began speculating that Jarvis was pregnant following changes in her appearance.
The couple had previously dismissed the speculation, with Jarvis attributing her weight gain at the time to late-night meals.
Peller and Jarvis got married in a civil ceremony in Lagos on July 29, 2026, after publicly documenting aspects of their relationship and attracting a large following online.
Their pregnancy announcement has now confirmed the long-running speculation, as the couple prepares to welcome their first child.
The news has also drawn congratulatory messages from fans and followers celebrating the couple’s transition into parenthood.
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