Bobrisky reveals that Tonto Dikeh is his true friend as he shares new photos of them

The friendship between Bobrisky and Tonto Dikeh seems to be taking on a new shape by the day. The duo are strengthening the cords that bind them and also doling out friendship goals. Recently, the cross dresser took to revealing that the Nollywood actress was one of the few truest friends he had.

Bobrisky whose real name is Idris Okunneye made this statement on his Instagram page. He started by addressing his haters and telling them that ,although he might be an interesting person to chill out with, he did not tolerate anyone poking his nose into his business.

The effeminate also added that he is keen on struggling hard so that he would not need to beg from people around him. He did not, in fact, like to be a liability at all.

It was during the course of saying these that Bobrisky mentioned that he only has two true friends - Tonto Dikeh and a lady named Bimpe. According to him, the rest of his acquaintances are regular friends.

Read his words below:

"Let me tell u little thing about me. I’m Bobrisky the QUEEN of all slayer . I’m interesting to chill with because I will make u laugh out your sorrows.

"I mind my business a lot.. I don’t follow people because people are following them. I don’t care wat u do with your life in as much u are not disturbing me. I might look so Beautiful or handsome which ever one u all choose.

"But I’m crazy asf, I’m also shameless because I give zero f**k wat people say about me. If u look for my trouble I will give it to u hard. I’m not scared to fights anyone. I don’t mind if the fight lead to death when I start with u.

"That is why I’m not following any random celebrity here cos we all worth to be celebrated if we work hard. I don’t keep friends cos I hate them. My only friend is @tontolet and bimpe.

"Others are just regular friends we see once in a while and we are cool like that. You all know one thing is I don’t look for trouble and I don’t have time to throw shades to anyone. I love money so much.

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"I keep my hustle very tight because I don’t want to beg from any... If you beg them now they would go behind you to laugh at u that is y I keep pushing my hustle. Some animal will still hate under dis post. I just employ someone to monitor my comment section. Any stupid comment should be blocked ASAP if u cannot read and scroll pass ��"

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Recently, Bobrisky who has always proven that he is intolerant to anyone who trolls on him recently warned haters to stay off him as he showed off the interiors of his beautiful, big mansion.

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