Peller’s mother opens up on a prophecy at his birth, his childhood, and upbringing. She also spoke about his accident and relationship with Jarvis
The mother of Nigerian streamer Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has opened up in an interview about a prophecy given at his birth and his upbringing.
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According to her, family members were warned not to hold a naming ceremony for him at birth, and no one was to touch his head. She added that any attempts to celebrate his birthday were often cancelled.
“Whenever we planned a birthday celebration, things wouldn’t work out, and the event would usually be cancelled,” she said.
Speaking about Peller’s childhood, she recalled that he refused to carry water on his head like other children, opting to carry the bucket in his hands.
She also revealed his early confidence, saying he often told her he would one day buy houses and cars.
Even when disciplined, Peller would joke until she dropped the cane and started laughing.
Peller’s mother shared that his father once had him arrested after he collected money but refused to go to work. She noted that Peller also learned carpentry and fashion design, making clothes designs from a young age.
She recounted an encounter with a prominent entertainment figure who asked her to sleep in his room, prompting her to leave immediately.
Peller’s mother spoke about her reaction to his accident, saying she ran into the house after seeing the wreckage of his car. She also revealed that Jarvis later contacted her to discuss her relationship with Peller.
Fans reacted strongly to her interview. Some criticized her for revealing private family matters, while others expressed surprise at the details shared.
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Peller had recently made headlines for blasting Jarvis over a video about their supposed engagement ring, highlighting ongoing tensions between the couple.
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