Popular Nigerian TikTok personalities Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, and his girlfriend Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, widely known as Jarvis or Jadrolita, have publicly accused each other of serious misconduct, including money laundering and violence.
The explosive confrontation unfolded during a live stream on November 1, 2025, as the young couple aired their grievances to thousands of viewers. Peller, 20, alleged that Jarvis was involved in laundering money through TikTok gifts, claiming fans were sending coins to “clean” illicit funds which were then split equally between her and unnamed partners.
“When Jarvis came to Lagos, I thought she had more money than me. I didn’t know she was into money laundering. People were gifting her on TikTok to clean money, then split the earnings 50/50 afterwards,” Peller said during a live stream.
Jarvis swiftly responded, denying the allegations and countering with claims that Peller had attempted to hit her during a heated argument. She added that she fled their residence in fear, instructing her staff to stay alert “in case anything happens.”
From Romance to Public Fallout
The pair, who rose to fame in 2023 after turning their online banter into a relationship, have long been one of Nigeria’s most-watched influencer couples. Their chemistry on TikTok and consistent collaborations made them fan favorites, but their relationship has also been marked by frequent disputes, public arguments, and emotional reconciliations.
Their love story began when Jarvis joined one of Peller’s live sessions, sparking a viral feud that quickly evolved into a romantic partnership. Peller even dedicated his 2024 Pulse Influencer Award to her, describing her as his inspiration. However, cracks began to appear in early 2025, when both hinted at separation through cryptic posts and conflicting live sessions.
By mid-2025, trust issues had intensified. Jarvis accused Peller of publicly sharing her private matters, while he called her secretive and manipulative. Rumors of incompatibility and personal conflicts further strained the relationship, leading to temporary blocks and family interventions.
Allegations and Reactions
The recent live stream marked the most serious turn in their saga yet. Jarvis accused Peller of threatening her safety, while Peller insisted he had been exploited financially and emotionally, claiming he sacrificed his own brand deals to support her career.
His on-stream threats — saying Jarvis would “regret it” if she left — have sparked concern among fans, who are now urging both influencers to seek professional help rather than continue their disputes publicly.
Although the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has not issued an official statement, social media users have called for an investigation into the alleged money laundering scheme mentioned by Peller.
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