Controversial Nigerian transgender, Idris Okuneye Olanrewaju, popularly known as Bobrisky, revealed that he would soon become a mother. Bobrisky, who was biologically born male, stated this while dismissing the thought from the general public about him not having a womb.
Taking to social media to express his thoughts on Thursday evening, Bobrisky said he believes in miracles. He accompanied the post on his Instagram page with the caption:“I’m too pretty not to carry my own child.' “I keep believing everyday I wake up that I’m gonna get pregnant one day. I’m not believing that sh*t people say you don’t have a womb you can’t be pregnant lies. Miracles can happen cos d way my boyfriend kn*ck me damn i would have had like 12 kids.” .
reports that Bobrisky in a post on Tuesday revealed that he opted to transform his gender after realizing that he would do better as a woman.
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