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Peller and Jarvis announce they are expecting a boy in Nigeria

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Nigerian content creators Peller and Jarvis have announced they are expecting a boy, revealing the sex of their unborn child in a video. The couple presented the upcoming birth as the fulfilment of a long-held hope of becoming parents, in a message posted with the video.

Nigerian streamers Peller and Jarvis have announced they are expecting a boy in a video about their future parenthood. The couple explained that they had long prayed and hoped to welcome a child.

Peller and Jarvis described the unborn baby as a blessing that is already bringing them joy. They also said they were eagerly awaiting the moment they would hold their child in their arms and begin their lives as parents, reports Daily Post.

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