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Bobrisky’s Grandmother Mounts Pressure On Him, Tell Him To Get Married
Popular crossdresser and self-acclaimed Male Barbie Bobrisky born Okuneye Idris says she us under pressure from her granny to get married.
In plain words, Bob’s grandmother wants a man to come and marry Bobrisky.
Bob made this revelation when she shared a picture with her fans all glammed up.
According to Bob, she would love to get married but she is in no hurry because she wants a man who is equally rich just like she is.
She simply has no interest in those popcorn boys on Instagram.
In the past, Bob has revealed how she would not tolerate any sort of serious relationship based entirely on love. She affirms money is what does the love for her.
And oh, we thought Bob’s boo, whoever he is, is super rich—why can he not marry Bob already?
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