Nigerian content creator Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has hit back at social media users criticising a wedding photograph of him and his wife, Elizabeth Amadou, better known as Jarvis.
The controversy erupted after fans compared the couple’s wedding picture with a photograph of singer Zlatan Ibile and his wife, sparking conversations about respect and authority in marriage.
In Peller and Jarvis’ photograph, Jarvis was seated while Peller stood beside her. Some social media users interpreted the pose as a sign that Jarvis was the dominant partner in their marriage.
Reacting to the criticism, Peller expressed frustration with those drawing conclusions about their relationship based on a single photograph.
He argued that people were ignoring other pictures from the occasion in which he was seated, explaining that he had simply chosen a different pose for that particular shot.
Peller also questioned why the positioning of the couple in a photograph had become a basis for judging his standing in the marriage.
His reaction has added to the online conversations surrounding the couple, whose relationship and wedding celebrations have attracted considerable attention from fans and social media commentators.
The exchange has also reignited discussions about gender expectations in marriage, with some people debating whether a man’s position in a photograph should have any bearing on how his wife respects him.
Peller and Jarvis, who built a substantial following through their online content and livestreams, have remained prominent figures in Nigeria’s social media entertainment scene.
Their relationship continues to generate public interest, with their personal moments frequently becoming topics of discussion across various platforms.
The latest controversy highlights how seemingly ordinary wedding photographs can trigger wider debates about relationships, respect and traditional expectations in modern marriages.
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