Media personality Daddy Freeze has praised the wedding ceremony of Nigerian content creator Peller and his partner, Jarvis, describing the celebration as largely “perfect” and a reflection of the young creator’s growing influence.
Freeze, speaking in a video following the couple’s wedding, said the event was well organised and attracted a massive turnout, which he said demonstrated the level of love and support Peller commands from his fans and the public.
However, he identified the presence of people he described as “Agberos” as the only major downside to the celebration.
“Everything was perfect except those Agberos. Everything, when I say everything, I mean everything was perfect except those Agberos. You guys don’t understand how loved Peller is,” he said.
Freeze also used the occasion to highlight Peller’s influence, arguing that success should not be measured by financial wealth alone.
According to him, influence, relevance and value are forms of “currency” that can be more powerful than money, and Peller has successfully built all three at a young age.
“There are currencies that are more powerful than money. Peller trades in those currencies. The currency of value, the currency of influence, the currency of relevance,” he said.
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The media personality also dismissed concerns over the amount of money reportedly spent on the wedding, insisting that Peller’s growing popularity and brand would enable him to recoup the investment.
“Whatever money Peller spent on that wedding, he will get it back. He will get it back no matter the amount of money Peller spent on that wedding,” Freeze stated.
He further referenced the reported gift of a N400 million house to Peller, describing it as evidence of the recognition the content creator has earned at a remarkably young age.
Freeze noted that Peller was not starting from nothing, stressing that the young creator had already achieved significant financial independence before receiving the reported property gift.
“When somebody came and gave him a 400 million Naira house, it’s not like Peller is homeless. He is already in a state of his own household. Then he gets another house,” he said.
Freeze went on to commend Peller for achieving financial success at the age of 21 through his own efforts.
He contrasted Peller’s accomplishments with those of many people who, despite working abroad or pursuing successful careers, may not have owned a fully paid house at the same age.
“None of you at 21 owned your own house. Fully paid. This is not inherited money. This is self-made at 21. Including me. None of you was self-made at 21,” he said.
Peller and Jarvis’ wedding, which attracted several celebrities, influencers and prominent personalities, has continued to generate conversations online, with attention focused on the lavish celebration and the young couple’s rise to prominence.
Freeze’s comments have now added another dimension to the conversation, with the media personality focusing not only on the scale of the wedding but also on the influence and commercial value Peller has built at a relatively young age.
