Controversial Nigerian socialite, influencer, and self-proclaimed “Queen of Lagos,” Bobrisky has once again set the internet ablaze — this time declaring that he is now “officially a woman” after undergoing what he claims are complete gender modification procedures.
In a now-viral post shared on his verified Instagram page, Bobrisky — who now insists on being called Afolashade Amope — celebrated the transition, stating that he can now “collect gbola like all women do.” Bobrisky’s Bold Declaration
“It’s time y’all accept Bob is now a woman. I’ve done everything. Congratulations to me — I can now collect gbola like all women do. I’m proud of myself,” he wrote.
The social media personality, known for his defiance of societal norms and relentless clapbacks, added that not even a “billion trolls” can stop him from living his truth.
No Womb, No Apologies
Addressing critics questioning his biological transition, Bobrisky was blunt:
“Before you open your dirty mouth to ask if I have a womb… I don’t need it. I love how married men spend heavily on me, and I don’t have to keep an unwanted child that could destroy his home.”
He claimed that his role is to “keep marriages intact,” suggesting his lifestyle prevents infidelity from turning into long-term complications Public Reaction
As expected, Bobrisky’s statement has divided the internet:
Some praised his boldness and authenticity.
Others condemned the post as provocative and disrespectful to women and traditional values.
Regardless, the post has gone viral, drawing in millions of views and thousands of comments within hours. Why It Matters
Bobrisky has consistently positioned himself as one of Nigeria’s most polarizing public figures. From openly living as a trans woman in a deeply conservative country to building a luxury lifestyle on brand deals and social media clout — his latest declaration is not just personal, it’s political.
📢 Final Thoughts from Eyes of Lagos:
Whether you love or loathe Bobrisky, one thing is certain: he’s changing the face of celebrity culture, gender identity, and controversy in Nigeria — one unapologetic post at a time.
