- Crossdresser Bobrisky continues to brag mightly following his release from prison, describing himself as a Queen.
- He also mocked haters, saying they expected him to look worse after prison but he came out looking better.
Controversial socialite and crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky continues to brag following his release from Kirikiri prison.
Following his six-month incarceration for abusing the Naira by spraying it at an event, Bobrisky has reclaimed his title as a ‘Queen’ with unwavering confidence.
In a recent post, Bobrisky reflected on his experience, declaring that his time in prison has not diminished his identity.
He wrote:
“It’s okay to fall and stand strong Because i fell that doesn’t mean my crown is off… naaa i still remain d QUEEN OF DIS GAME”.
Bobrisky also addressed his detractors, who seemed taken aback by his radiant appearance after his release.
In his words:
“They are shock i came out looking extremely beautiful. They are expecting to see something different.“
See the post below:
In another report, social media activist, Martins Vincent Otse, better known as Very Dark Man reacted to the death of crossdresser, Abuja Area Mama.
Recall the cross-dresser had died on August 7, 2024 after he was killed by an unknown individual.
In a video on his official page on the photo and video sharing site, Instagram, VDM played some clips made by the deceased where he was complaining of being stabbed and no one coming to his rescue.
The controversial activist explained that the police should go to Karimu, an area in the Federal Capital Territory where the cross-dresser lived, to find out who killed him.
He also noted that there was no justification for taking someone’s life. He pledged to get in touch with the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, (PRO) to offer assistance.
In the recording, Very Dark Man warned crosser dressers to be careful of their moves because of the unfortunate incident that happened to one of them. According to him, the death of the Abuja Area Mama was not a coincidence.