Peller Confirms Breakup with Jarvis and Seeks Family Forgiveness

The digital romance that captivated millions of followers has officially come to an end as popular Nigerian TikToker Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, confirmed his split from fellow content creator Elizabeth Amadou, widely known as Jarvis. In a vulnerable New Year’s Day livestream on Thursday, Peller broke his silence on the status of their relationship, following a tumultuous month characterized by emotional outbursts, a high-speed car crash, and legal trouble with the Lagos State Police Command.

The announcement marks a somber conclusion to a saga that began in mid-December 2025, when Peller was involved in a deliberate car accident on the Lekki-Epe Expressway. The incident, which occurred during a live Instagram session titled “RIP Peller,” saw the influencer crashing his newly acquired Mercedes-Benz while in a state of visible emotional distress. Reports later clarified that the act was a reaction to breakup threats from Jarvis, leading to Peller’s hospitalization and subsequent arrest for reckless driving and endangering public safety.

During his latest TikTok session, a noticeably more composed Peller revealed that the relationship had officially transitioned into a friendship. He urged his vast audience to refrain from attacking or bullying Jarvis, emphasizing that the decision to part ways was mutual. “Jarvis and I have officially broken up. For now, we’re just friends,” he told his viewers, pleading for fans to respect their privacy as they navigate their separate paths in the new year.

A significant portion of Peller’s address focused on the aftermath of the car crash and the strain it placed on his relationship with Jarvis’ family. He disclosed that he had personally reached out to her parents and relatives to offer a formal apology for the drama and the alarm caused by his actions. While he admitted that her family was initially furious with him, he noted that they have eventually extended their forgiveness.

The TikTok star also shared a poignant detail regarding their current interaction, stating that Jarvis requested he “vanish” for the time being. This move toward total space appears to be part of a broader effort for both creators to focus on mental health and emotional healing. Jarvis had previously hinted at the split in mid-December, describing Peller as a “sweet guy” who struggled with emotional regulation, and insisting that the breakup was necessary for his personal growth.

Looking ahead to the rest of 2026, Peller announced a “no-relationship” policy, vowing to focus entirely on his career and personal peace. He jokingly warned that he would report any woman who tries to “toast” or pursue him romantically this year, signifying a desire to distance himself from the romantic entanglements that led to his recent crisis. The influencer, who is still on medication following his hospital discharge, expressed a desire to return to regular content creation once he is declared fully fit by medical professionals.

The fallout of the relationship has sparked a wider conversation on social media regarding the pressures of “shipping” culture and the mental health of young influencers whose lives are lived entirely in the public eye. As the duo moves from being one of TikTok’s most bankable couples to solo acts, the focus remains on their individual recovery. For Peller, the apology to Jarvis’ family serves as a critical step in closing a chaotic chapter and attempting to rebuild a reputation battered by a very public breakdown.