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Nigerians react as Bobrisky flaunts massive 'lady lumps' in new photo

- Nigerian cross dresser, Bobrisky has caused a slight commotion on social media with his recent photo

- In the photo which he shared on Instagram, he flaunted some massive cleavage

- The debate about whether they are real or not has got many people in a frenzy

If there is anyone who knows how to set tongues wagging on social media, it is definitely Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky. If he isn't bragging about the numerous rich lovers in his life, he is giving the ladies a run for their money.

This is the case with his recent post on social media. While many people are yet to get over the sudden curves the openly gay man and cross dresser constantly flaunts on his Instagram page, he has taken to the platform to show off some jaw-dropping cleavage.

In the photo which he shared on his private Instagram account,Bobrisky is seen posing in a red long-sleeve top with a rather plunging neckline, revealing some massive cleavage that appears to be oddly devoid of chest hair, something he is known to have.

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Sharing the photo, he captioned the photo with a one-liner: "You asked for it ."

Bobrisky shocks Nigerians as he shows of massive cleavage in new photo, Nigerians react

Bobrisky shared the cleavage-revealing photo on social media/@bobrisky222
Source: Instagram

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Bobrisky shocks Nigerians as he shows of massive cleavage in new photo, Nigerians react

Screenshot of some comments under the photo/@bobrisky222
Source: Instagram

The photo which has since gone viral has got many social media users talking including popular Nigerian music producer, Samklef, who took to his page to put up a rather sarcastic post 'defending' the authenticity of his lady lumps.

Sharing a photo collage of Bobrisky and a prosthetic, he wrote: "Stop hating guys...How can u people say bobrisky is wearing this fake bo*bs... bobrisky new b*obs is real jo nobody should tell me anything."

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Some Twitter users also weighed in on the matter, with most marveling at the size of his 'jugs'.

See some reactions below:

Meanwhile, Bobrisky was spotted as usual in his heavily made up face and use of flashy jewelry in some recent photos, in company with close friend and actress, Anita Joseph alongside Queen Nwokoye.

His skin tone in the photo however, did not share a 100% resemblance to the pictures you will most likely find on his personal page.

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