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Nigerian socialite and nightlife personality, Prettymike of Lagos, turned heads on Saturday after arriving at the white wedding of TikTok stars, Peller and Jarvis, with a convoy of about 20 people dressed as medical practitioners, complete with lab coats, face masks and intravenous drips. Known for his theatrical entrances at celebrity events, Prettymike maintained his reputation by leading the mock medical procession into the wedding venue, drawing laughter and excitement from guests. After making the dramatic entrance, the socialite approached the groom, Peller, to congratulate him before joining other guests at the ceremony. Explaining the inspiration behind the stunt, Prettymike shared photos and videos on Instagram. VIDEO: Peller, Jarvis tie the knot in star-studded traditional wedding Police probe video of officers attacking gold seller in Lagos Real estate mogul gifts Peller ₦400m mansion at lavish wedding "They said it's a sick world out here, well as u can see, I walk around with my own team of medical practitioners #jp2026 #jarpel2026 this is the definition of a love story made in Lagos #LookTwo," he wrote. The entrance quickly became one of the most talked-about moments from the wedding, with videos circulating widely across social media. PUNCH Online had earlier reported that Peller and Jarvis' marriage journey began with a proposal in June 2026 at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Ghana, followed by traditional marriage rites in Benin City, Edo State, where Peller paid the bride price to Jarvis' family. The couple legalised their union with a court wedding in Lagos on July 29 before holding their white wedding on Friday, which attracted celebrities, influencers and prominent figures from Nigeria's entertainment industry. Samuel Omotere Samuel Omotere is an experienced journalist covering human interest stories, pop culture, and digital trends. He combines his background as a language graduate with a focus on sustainable digital storytelling.
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