- Bobrisky, a popular crossdresser, has sparked excitement among fans with a new video amid a 15 million naira bribery investigation by the EFCC.
- Bobrisky sparked fan concern by revealing suicidal thoughts and feelings of betrayal by friends.
- Bobrisky, despite the social media frenzy, remains unfazed by releasing a new video.
- Bobrisky showcases his posing prowess on Instagram, showcasing striking stylish poses with effortless charm.
Bobrisky, a popular crossdresser, stays undeterred, creating excitement among fans with a new video amid an EFCC bribery investigation worth 15 million naira.
This comes after Bobrisky raised concerns among followers by discussing suicide thoughts and feelings of betrayal from friends.
Despite the social media craze, Bobrisky continues to release new videos.
In the Instagram video, Bobrisky demonstrates his posing prowess, striking beautiful stances with natural charm.
Bobrisky boldly displays his figure, labelling it with a confident proclamation of “damn beauty”.
Despite the growing issue and bribery charges, Bobrisky remains unconcerned and refuses to be intimidated.
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GistLover reported that Radiogad revealed evidence, including a voice note and video, showing that Bobrisky did not go to prison.
In response, Blessing CEO replayed Radiogad’s video and advised Bobrisky to be more careful with his words. She accused him of lying frequently to stay in the spotlight.
She said that when Bobrisky talked about all the people who gave him money, she had to look away because she knew he would exaggerate the amounts he received from them.
In the recording, the ex-convict mentioned that some celebrities might give someone N200k but ask them to say it was N2 million.
The controversial figure also pointed out that it’s possible to look good even while in prison. She shared her own prison story and mentioned that some well-known people often get special treatment there.
Blessing CEO added that some of them can even use their phones. She also commented on the voice note released by Radiogad, saying it could be altered.