Nigerian cross dresser, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has cried out over the side effects of the recent plastic surgery he underwent.
The 28-year-old had last month, announced that he would be going under the knife to enhance his body to look more feminine.
Bobrisky who seems to have done the plastic surgery has come out to lament that he is in pains and wants his former life back.
According to him, he had 360 liposuction which has caused him pains on his back and stomach.
Bobrisky wrote on Snapchat:
“I’m sorry I have been off here lately!!! I’m in pain… 360 lipo is damn painful. I want my life back. My stomach is so hurt. My back is gone. I can’t hold the (sic) no more.
“The worst of all is sleeping in one position all day…
“Thanks to my house girl (Rita) for always rubbing my back at night. I love you for supporting me with this journey. I thought I was dying. The pain is out of this world.”
Meanwhile, most Nigerians seem not to pity the cross dresser who is in pains;
S Soji Francis wrote;
“NO My brosis ????????you can not have your life back. You have already traded your life with Fame the day you join the Woman race ???????????? We wish you monthly painful mensuration with a little touch of ovulation. Enjoy the womanhood ???????? Nwa mugu”.
Solomon Kimati Zechariah wrote;
“The pains will make you bigger no be wetin you dey find be that”?
Angel Chika;
“I keep wondering what happened to this man?
“Y deviate this far?
“This is alarming”.
Rukaiya Adamu Mashat;
“He was warn by his doctor not to go for another surgery because his skin is 85% damage but he did not listen.”
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