Idris Okuneye Olanrewaju, popularly known as Bobrisky, has made a bold call for acceptance from women, urging them to recognize her as one of their own.
In a recent video posted on X (formerly Twitter), Idris, often at the center of controversy due to her transgender identity, expressed her desire for women to embrace her as a member of their community rather than viewing her as male.
“I can see a lot of women coming out to say a lot of things. I love women; they are the most powerful gender in the world. I am not here to label them in any way. Women have no choice; you guys have to accept me into the sisterhood. I am part of the sisterhood already. Deal with it,” Bobrisky asserted.
This statement follows a wave of controversies surrounding Bobrisky’s recognition as the best-dressed female at the movie premiere of Eniola Ajao, which sparked debates and criticism.
“I was nominated by three female judges as the best-dressed female. Leave Uncle Femi Adebayo alone. Women have no other choice than to accept me as one of them,” she declared defiantly.
Bobrisky’s plea for acceptance underscores the ongoing conversation around gender identity and societal norms, challenging traditional perceptions and calling for inclusivity within the diverse spectrum of womanhood.
Idris Okuneye Olanrewaju, known as Bobrisky, is actively seeking acceptance from women, urging them to recognize her as part of their community despite controversies surrounding her transgender identity. In a recent video on X (formerly Twitter), Bobrisky emphasized her admiration for women and asserted her place in the sisterhood. This plea follows debates sparked by her being named the best-dressed female at a movie premiere, a recognition made by three female judges. Bobrisky's call for inclusivity highlights ongoing discussions about gender identity and societal norms.
