Nigerian crossdresser and social media influencer, Bobrisky, has opened up about the downsides of his celebrity status, expressing regret over his fame.
In a now-deleted Instagram post, Bobrisky revealed how his rise to prominence has severely impacted his privacy and personal life.
“Every spirit of monitoring spirit in my life, disappear. Imagine posting and people are trying to know your location. I lost my privacy ever since I became famous. I wish I was never famous. You just have to keep everything about you away from social [media]. Nigeria is too toxic,” he wrote.
The controversial celebrity’s statement comes shortly after reports emerged that he was detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) at Lagos’ Murtala Mohammed Airport.
The reason for his detention remains unclear, but the incident has reignited conversations about the intense scrutiny faced by public figures in Nigeria.
Bobrisky, known for his bold personality and unapologetic self-expression, highlighted the constant invasion of privacy that comes with fame.
He lamented the pressures of living in a society where celebrities are often subjected to toxic commentary and excessive monitoring.
While he did not elaborate on specific incidents, Bobrisky’s comments shed light on the mental toll fame can take, especially in a highly critical environment like social media.
His candid confession has sparked mixed reactions online, with some fans sympathizing with his plight and others criticizing his choice to live a public life.
This episode is the latest in a series of controversies surrounding the social media star, underscoring the complexities of life in the spotlight.
