Sad moment Crossdresser Bobrisky buried his dad in Ijebu Igbo (VIDEO)

• Renowned crossdresser Bobrisky bid a final farewell to his beloved late father, Kunle Okuneye.
• This emotionally charged ceremony unfolded in the picturesque locale of Ijebu Igbo, precisely on the momentous date of August 14, 2023 – the very day that marked his father’s transition.
• Carefully crafted video snippets from this event swiftly coursed through social media, giving rise to a wave of poignant and melancholic reactions among denizens.

A video that has rapidly gained widespread attention on the internet has emerged, captured the sorrowful moment when controversial Crossdresser Idris Okuneye, famously known as Bobrisky, held the funeral proceedings of his father in accordance with the sacred practices of the Islamic faith, in Ijebu Igbo, Ogun State.

In the clip, Bobrisky appears attired in a somber black gown, concealing his hair and a significant portion of his face beneath a black scarf. He completes the look with a pair of dark sunglasses.

Surrounded by a throng of mourners at his father’s burial site, the crossdresser was seen tossing sand into the excavated excavated ground of his father’s final resting place, while Muslim clerics offered heartfelt prayers for his father’s soul to find solace in its eternal abode.

The clerics of the Islamic faith were additionally observed providing guidance and offering comfort to the family members whom the departed left behind.

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Mr. Okuneye’s demise occurred in the wee hours of Monday morning, within the confines of his Lagos residence. The details regarding the cause of his death have not been made public.

Bobrisky, not withholding any emotions, turned to his various social media platforms to commemorate his late father. His poignant words reads;

“Guys, I lost my dad this morning.”

Bobrisky’s father was an astute businessman and a staunch adherent of the Islamic faith.

Mr. Okuneye held an esteemed directorial role at Beach Nigeria Enterprises, a prominent car rental establishment situated near the premises of the Federal Palace Hotel in Lagos.