‘Only A Fool Will Leave Her Husband For That Nonsense’ – Bobrisky Advises Egungun’s Wife Over Leaked Video
Controversial Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, better known as Bobrisky, has slammed the mystery woman who was filmed having a video chat with content creator, Kuye Adegoke, widely known as Egungun of Lagos.
Naija News reported that a viral clip, which surfaced over the weekend, shows Egungun brushing his teeth during a video call with an unidentified woman.
However, the content creator inadvertently exposed his private parts while dressed in shorts, sparking outrage and criticism from fans and social media users.
The incident comes in the wake of a recent revelation by Egungun’s wife, Pashotah, who disclosed that her husband had been the target of a blackmail attempt involving private videos.
According to her, a Snapchat user had screen-recorded a video Egungun intended to send to her during a trip but mistakenly posted on his Snapchat story.
Standing by her husband, Pashotah had defended their marriage.
Reacting, Bobrisky, who recently got into trouble with Nigerian authorities over leaked voice notes of him purportedly spilling secrets to a friend, vowed to cut off everyone from Nigeria due to the habit of recording calls.
Bobrisky also questioned if the motive for the release of the video was to make Egungun’s wife leave the marriage.
He advised Egungun’s wife, to love her husband more adding that “only a fool will leave his man for that nonsense”.
The post reads, ”Just imagine, someone called you and you screen recorded him without knowing. Trust people at your own risk. I’m cutting off everyone in that country called Nigeria. As you have posted his videos, you want his wife to leave him?”.
“I’m glad I’m out of that country.Egungun’s wife, short advice to you boo, This is the time you should love him more. Only a f**l will leave his man for that nonsense.”
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