Daddy Freeze Calls Out ‘Fake Dollar’ Sprayers At Peller’s Wedding

According to Ireporter Online, media personality Daddy Freeze has reacted to claims by content creator Peller that he received counterfeit US dollar notes during his traditional wedding ceremony to fellow TikTok star Jarvis, alleging that some Nigerian celebrities and Nollywood actors were responsible for the incident.

Peller had earlier disclosed that while some of the naira sprayed at the event was genuine, he later discovered that several of the dollar notes he received were not authentic after attempting to exchange them.

The content creator said he initially believed he had received a significant amount of foreign currency but was disappointed when he realised the dollars were allegedly fake. He added that he could identify some of the guests who gave him genuine naira notes.

Peller also questioned the growing culture of spraying money at social events, suggesting that such gestures should not be done merely for appearances.

Reacting during a livestream, Daddy Freeze dismissed suggestions that wealthy guests at the ceremony could have been responsible for the alleged fake dollar notes.

According to him, the counterfeit currency was more likely to have come from some Nigerian celebrities and Nollywood actors rather than high-profile businessmen who attended the event.

Meanwhile, real estate entrepreneur Mohamed Adah, popularly known as King Ochacho, described the ₦400 million mansion he presented to the newlyweds as a modest gift.

Speaking during a TikTok livestream on Monday, the businessman said the property represented only a small gesture from him and his family, adding that he intends to do even more for the couple in the future.

King Ochacho explained that his decision to present the luxury property was inspired by Peller’s personality and expressed optimism about the couple’s future together.