Peller Advises Ice King on Industry Ties, Gets £20,000 Gift as Wife Jarvis Breaks Down Over Neglect
Nigerian streamer Peller took on a mentorship role during a high-energy livestream in London, advising young content creator Ice King, son of Nigerian real estate billionaire King Ochacho, to focus on building genuine industry connections rather than engaging in online rivalries, in a session that also saw him receive a £20,000 cash gift and became entangled with fresh relationship drama involving his wife, Jarvis.
The London session, part of an extended UK trip Peller has been taking alongside King Ochacho and his family, saw the streamer step in to address a rumoured online rivalry between Ice King and Champz, son of Afrobeats star Wizkid. Ice King had reportedly made pointed remarks aimed at Champz, claiming an earlier attempt at reconciliation between the two had failed. Rather than allow the situation to escalate, Peller, whose real name is Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, used the livestream to counsel Ice King on the value of building professional relationships within the entertainment industry, encouraging him to connect with peers like Champz rather than pursue online conflict. Peller went further, pledging to personally use his own connection to Wizkid to help broker a music collaboration between the two young men.
The mentorship moment took an unexpected turn when 13-year-old Ice King casually handed Peller a stack of cash amounting to £20,000, roughly 40 million naira, telling him the money was simply meant for pizza. Visibly stunned, Peller could be seen counting the bundles of notes on the London street before kneeling in gratitude, first to Ice King and then to an older family member present, understood to be King Ochacho, as a mark of appreciation for the gesture.
The gift is the latest in a string of lavish exchanges between Peller and the Ochacho family, whose relationship has grown increasingly close in recent months. King Ochacho previously gifted Peller and Jarvis a mansion reportedly valued at ₦400 million around the time of their wedding in August 2026, while Peller, in turn, gifted Ice King a Toyota Camry worth roughly ₦37 million for his birthday and was subsequently declared the boy’s godfather. The UK trip itself was part of a plan King Ochacho had earlier announced, which included streaming sessions featuring luxury vehicles such as convertible Rolls-Royces and a Lamborghini.
The high-energy session was not without tension away from the cameras, however, as Jarvis, Peller’s newlywed wife, broke down in tears during a separate livestream, accusing her husband of failing to properly check on her while he was away in the UK. According to Jarvis, Peller had called her only briefly to connect her with Ice King before ending the call and failing to return subsequent calls she placed to him. She said she had been left largely on her own, managing housework while pregnant, and expressed frustration over what she described as her husband’s neglect during the trip, sparking a wave of reactions and debate among fans online.
The overlapping storylines, generous mentorship, extravagant gift-giving, and relationship strain, have kept Peller and his circle firmly in the spotlight on Nigerian social media, with the livestream continuing to generate widespread commentary even after the session ended.
About the Author
