Bobrisky Brags: My Monthly Skincare Costs N2.7 Million, Men Must Pay Heavily Before Touching Me

Nigerian crossdresser and social media sensation, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has once again caused a stir on the internet with his extravagant lifestyle. In a recent post on Snapchat, Bobrisky revealed the exorbitant amount he spends on skincare products every month.

According to the self-proclaimed “mummy of Lagos,” she spends a staggering N2.6 million on skincare products alone every month. In a video shared on Snapchat, Bobrisky showcased her vast collection of skincare products, which included a plethora of creams, lotions, and other beauty products.

In the post, Bobrisky bragged that the cost of her skincare routine could pay the yearly rent of some big boys. She also warned people to treat her with respect if they see her in public because she is not on their level. Bobrisky claimed to be dating a billionaire and emphasized that before any man could touch her, they would have to pay a hefty price.

“My body cream money alone wants to kill me. I’m on the phone with my cream plugged, and my bills are 2.650,000. Omo, before any man can touch me, you gat pay well o. Her skin cost millions for those broke ass who think I’m cheap. My monthly skincare is 2.7 million. That’s many of you yearly rent,” Bobrisky wrote.

Bobrisky’s luxurious lifestyle and flamboyant personality have earned her a massive following on social media. She has become a controversial figure, with many Nigerians criticizing her for promoting immorality and crossdressing. However, despite the backlash, Bobrisky continues to thrive and build her brand, cementing her status as one of Nigeria’s most prominent social media personalities.

In conclusion, Bobrisky’s recent revelation about the amount she spends on skincare products monthly has sparked widespread reactions and debate on social media. While some people have criticized her lavish lifestyle, others have applauded her for being true to herself and living life on her own terms. Whatever the case, it is clear that Bobrisky’s influence and impact on the Nigerian social media space will continue to be felt for a long time to come.