Bobrisky, a Nigerian social media star and crossdresser, has disclosed that he has dated seven Nigerian celebrities.

He said he would “expose” them if they kept mistreating him in a video posted on his social media accounts, threatening to reveal their identities.

Fans and followers have expressed a mixture of interest, cynicism, and concern in response to this news, which has sparked conversations on a number of social media platforms.

Given Bobrisky’s history of divisive remarks and deeds, some internet users are anxious to learn the identities of the celebrities involved, while others advise against accepting his assertions at face value.

It’s crucial to remember that Bobrisky has previously been a part of a number of public events that garnered media coverage.

For example, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arrested him in April 2024 for allegedly “abusing the naira” by sprinkling banknotes during a public gathering. He later entered a guilty plea and was given a six-month prison sentence.

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Bobrisky has also gained notoriety for his contacts with other famous people.

He thanked male celebrities who gave him large sums of money during his legal issues in August 2024, such as football player Victor Osimhen (who donated N3 million) and Don Jazzy (who donated N4 million).

It’s difficult to judge the truth of Bobrisky’s most recent statements because of his tendency to incite controversy and his complicated relationships inside the Nigerian entertainment business.

It’s best to treat such disclosures with some cynicism until more specific information becomes available, as is the case with many assertions made by prominent people, particularly those who are known for their provocative personas.

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However, while announcing plans to expose and name those celebrities, Bobrisky, in his heated rant, described them as fake individuals in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Reflecting on the condemnation he faced from some Nigerian celebrities and politicians during his EFCC ordeal, he detached himself from the country’s expectations.

“The time is coming when I will list seven celebrities I have dated in Nigeria. The time is coming when I will expose fake people in that country.

“I never knew I was so special until last year when ministers and senators started discussing me. Imagine a minister leaving work to focus on Bobrisky. Am I that important?

“If I lived in Nigeria for 100 years, they would never put ‘female’ on my passport or driver’s license. But here, I’m respected for who I am.”