Well-known Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, also called Bobrisky, has stirred up conversation online with a message to his future mother-in-law.
In his post, he promised to give her love, respect, and luxury when he marries her son.
Bobrisky took to Instagram to share his dreams for married life and highlighted his dedication to creating a strong relationship with his future in-law.
He shared his intention to focus on making his mother-in-law happy, even saying he spends more time with her than with his future husband.
Bobrisky vowed to treat her with luxurious gifts, like costly gold jewelry, and expressed his wish for her to live long enough to see her son marry “the most stylish girl in Africa.”
“My future mother-in-law, be ready to get spoilt. I’m dating you, not my husband, because your love comes first before my husband,” Bobrisky wrote. “You see all that my expensive gold jewelry? We’re going to rock it together. I’m going to love you, respect you, and give you your flowers for taking care of my husband. I pray you’ll still be alive to witness your son wed me the most stylish girl in AFRICA”
The post has generated a lot of responses from his followers, who quickly shared their opinions on Bobrisky’s message.
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