Nigerian cross dresser and socialite, Idiris Okuneye popularly known as Bobrisky has left fans stunned following new photos of herself shared on her official social media pages.
The cross dresser who is currently living in London shared loved up beach photos of herself on the beach sand radiating with beauty most fans call ‘Snow white’.
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Who Is Bobrisky?
Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, known also as Bobrisky, is a Nigerian social media personality and a transgender woman born in the month of August 31, 1991.
She gained fame and relevance through her vibrant and active presence on platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram, notably for her “Bobrisky” dance that went viral on TikTok in 2021. With over five million Instagram followers, she’s a budding figure in Nigeria due to her open gender transition, cross-dressing, and defiance of conservative norms.
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Bobrisky who is a University of Lagos accounting graduate, began cross-dressing in college and has so far built a business empire selling skin-lightening creams, makeup, and fashion products.
Her entrepreneurial ventures, including beauty therapy and event appearances, have contributed to an estimated net worth of over $500,000 as of 2025.
Though her stance on queerness has been inconsistent, sparking debate within and outside the community.
In April 2024, Bobrisky was arrested and sentenced to six months in prison for “naira abuse” after spraying money at a film premiere, an act deemed illegal under Nigeria’s Central Bank Act.
She judiciously served her term but faced allegations of bribing officials to drop money laundering charges, which she denied.
A leaked audio, shared by social media influencer VeryDarkMan, claimed she paid $9,000 to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and served part of her sentence in a private apartment, though investigations by a government panel found no evidence she slept outside prison.
She was released in August 2024 but faced further scrutiny, including an arrest in October 2024 at the Seme border while allegedly attempting to flee Nigeria.
A high court dismissed her fundamental rights suit against the EFCC.
Bobrisky’s visibility has made her a cultural icon. Some, like activist Matthew Blaise, view her as a symbol of queer resistance, while others, including conservative figures like Otunba Olusegun Runsewe, call her a “national disgrace.”