“In Nigeria, many crossdressers look like pigs” Bobrisky shades fellow crossdressers

Bobrisky has thrown shade at his fellow crossdressers.

He took to Instagram to write that he wants to relocate because many Nigerian crossdressers “look like pig”.

“You men should eat well first before you start wearing wig,” Bobrisksy added.

"In Nigeria, many crossdressers look like pigs" Bobrisky shades fellow crossdressers

He added that even many Nigerian girls can’t compete with him.

He also wrote: “I need to relocate ASAP. I hate when you tag me along with those hungry ones.”

"In Nigeria, many crossdressers look like pigs" Bobrisky shades fellow crossdressers

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