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Peller Laments Family’s Social Media Obsession, Exposure To Public Scrutiny 

Edubi Omotayo by Edubi Omotayo
August 12, 2026
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Popular Nigerian content creator and streamer Peller has opened up about his frustration with his family’s growing presence on social media, particularly after online users began speculating about his father’s sexuality.

Key Highlights

  • Peller criticises family’s online presence: Nigerian content creator and streamer Peller expressed frustration over his family’s increasing involvement in social media.
  • Father’s sexuality becomes topic online: Peller said a viral video showing his father on a bed with another man led social media users to speculate about his sexuality.
  • Blames family for public scrutiny: He argued that his relatives’ decision to share private moments online has exposed the family to unnecessary attention and speculation.
  • Wedding disagreement: Peller recalled asking his parents to keep his white wedding intimate, but claimed they invited additional guests against his wishes.
  • Parents allegedly brought partners: He claimed his mother and father brought their respective partners to the wedding, which he said changed the nature of the event.
Speaking during a TikTok live session, Peller blamed his family for constantly putting their private lives online, saying their activities had exposed them to unnecessary public scrutiny.
According to him, a viral video of his father lying on a bed with another man sparked claims online that his father was gay.
Peller questioned the basis of the speculation, saying: “I don’t blame you people, it’s my family that I blame for putting themselves online. My daddy is on the bed doing video, na so dem dey call my daddy gay.”»
He further expressed frustration that nearly every member of his family now wants to create content for social media.
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Peller also recalled how the situation allegedly affected his wedding, claiming that his parents disregarded his request to keep the ceremony intimate.
He said he had asked them to invite only a few people but claimed that his mother and father brought additional guests of their own, leaving him feeling that the event had gone beyond his original plans.
“Me and my family are really angry with them. That was how I was doing my white wedding. I told them, invite few people.
“My mummy carry her own boyfriend come, my daddy carry his own girlfriend come. All of them now turned my party to something else,” he complained.
Peller’s remarks have since stirred reactions online, with some users laughing over his blunt delivery while others sympathised with him over his concerns about his family’s private affairs becoming social media content.

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