Nigerian TikTok stars Habeeb “Peller” Hamzat and Elizabeth “Jarvis” Amadou have officially become husband and wife after completing their court wedding in Lagos on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.

The legal ceremony, reportedly held in the Ikoyi area of Lagos, was attended by family members, close friends, fellow content creators and other guests. Videos from the event quickly flooded social media, showing the couple signing their marriage documents and celebrating the latest milestone in their relationship.

The court wedding marks another major step in the couple’s love story, following Peller’s romantic proposal to Jarvis in Ghana in June 2026 and their traditional marriage rites in Benin City, Edo State, where Jarvis’s family officially received the bride price. Their much-anticipated white wedding is scheduled to take place on August 1, 2026.

While fans congratulated the newlyweds, it was comedian and content creator Tunde Perry’s hilarious version of the ceremony that quickly stole the spotlight online.

The clip, reposted by @dammiedammie35, carried the caption:

«”Tunde Perry uploaded his own version of Peller and Jarvis’s marriage today😂…. Omoh, listen to what that woman said👀”»

The video has since gone viral across TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and X, attracting thousands of reactions from amused viewers.

In the now-trending clip, the court official presiding over the marriage carefully explained the legal implications of a statutory marriage to the couple. As part of the mandatory court wedding procedure, she informed Peller and Jarvis that if either spouse violated the marriage laws by committing the offence of bigamy—marrying another person while still legally married—they could face up to five years in prison without the option of a fine.

The moment the registrar mentioned a possible prison sentence, Peller’s expression changed almost instantly. His hilarious facial reactions and spontaneous comments left everyone in the room laughing, turning what was meant to be a routine legal explanation into the funniest moment of the entire ceremony.

One amused social media user reacted:

«”Werey ni boy Pellar yen… Em dey fear prison. E say na wedding oooo, na Love oooooo, how prison take enter this matter now?”»

Many commenters said Peller’s natural reactions made the moment even funnier, with some joking that he could easily become a full-time comedian. Others said the atmosphere was so lively and packed with content creators that the wedding still felt like one of Peller’s comedy skits despite being a genuine court ceremony.

The celebrations did not end at the registry. Later videos showed Peller and Tunde Perry visiting fellow content creator Malaika, continuing the post-wedding celebrations and giving fans even more entertaining content to enjoy.

What many people once dismissed as a relationship built purely for content has now reached another significant milestone. With their traditional marriage and court wedding now completed, all eyes are on the couple’s grand white wedding ceremony, which is expected to take place on August 1.

As congratulatory messages continue pouring in from fans and fellow entertainers, Tunde Perry’s humorous take on the court wedding has become one of the day’s biggest talking points, proving once again that even a serious legal ceremony can produce a viral comedy moment when Peller is involved.