In a recent turn of events, Bobrisky, Nigerian transgender woman and LGBT personality, has revealed deep disappointment over Nigerian singer Portable’s response to winning the Best Dressed Female award at a recent movie premiere and bagging a prize of N1 million.
Bobrisky, who has faced criticism in the past for being a transgender woman, found Portable’s remarks particularly hurtful.
“I heard that Bobrisky won Best Dressed Female award at a movie premiere. Is he a woman? Isn’t he a transgender? He might have done BBL and breast surgery but that does not qualify him as woman.
“There were many beautiful women there but the judges gave a man a award meant for women. Bobrisky is a man”, Portable said.
Portable also threatened to “beat” Bobrisky for “disgracing” men.
Meanwhile, Bobrisky has responded to Portable, threatening to “deal” with him if he doesn’t desist from dragging her.
On her Instagram story, Bobrisky wrote in Pidgin, “@portablebaeby ogun wan kpa ur mama? Wetin concern me with ur life? I resemble ur fellow people in d ghetto? Na God go punish you. If you try shit with me i will take you to where they will deal with u and you ur dead career will end finally.”
Bobrisky questioned Portable’s motives for getting involved in her personal affairs. Feeling attacked and disrespected, she issued a stern warning to Portable, threatening repercussions if the singer continued to interfere with her life.
Taking decisive action, Bobrisky then publicly blocked Portable on Instagram, refusing to engage with someone she deemed as disrespectful. She reiterated her identity as a woman, affirming her right to be recognized and respected.
In times like these, it’s important to remember the impact our words and actions can have on others. While disagreements may arise, it’s crucial to approach them with empathy and understanding, fostering a culture of mutual respect and acceptance.
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