Video: My children will become big influencers on TikTok - Peller shares plan
Peller, the popular TikTok star, reveals his hopes for his future children to become major influencers. He also commits to improving his online behavior to protect their reputation.
- Newlywed TikTok star Peller revealed his plans for his future children's social media presence in a viral video
- Peller said he and Jarvis intend to open TikTok accounts for their kids in 3 to 4 years, predicting they will become big influencers
- He also admitted he wants to clean up his own online behaviour before becoming a father so his children are not embarrassed by his content
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Habeeb Hamzat, aka Peller, is barely settled into married life, but the TikTok star is already mapping out a future that includes children, family planning and social media.
In a video that has been making the rounds online since Tuesday, 4 August 2026, the newlywed shared his vision for fatherhood, telling followers that he and his wife, Jarvis, are planning ahead for their family.
Peller's Big Plans for His Future Kids
He revealed that he plans to create TikTok accounts for his children from an early age, fully expecting them to rack up large followings and build careers as influencers. However, he made clear that their style will be different from his own, famously loud and chaotic content.
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"In 3–4 years, when we have our own kids, we'll open TikTok accounts for them. They'll have a lot of followers and become big influencers," he said, adding, "Though they won't be shouting like me."
Peller Promises to Calm Down Online
Perhaps the most surprising part of his comments came when Peller turned the lens on himself.
He confessed that he wants to rein in his online behaviour before becoming a father, not wanting his children to grow up watching old clips and questioning his sanity.
"I'll change my attitude online too, so they don't think their father is s!ck in the head," he said.
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