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Home Entertainment My Partner Spends $17,000 On Me Monthly – Bobrisky
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My Partner Spends $17,000 On Me Monthly – Bobrisky

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Ekaete Bassey
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November 15, 2022
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Nigeria’s ‘shim’ Okuneye Idris Olarenwaju aka Bobrisky has expressed gratitude to his/her partner for monthly upkeep.

The controversial crossdresser, who has continued to hammer that he’s become a female, claimed that his/her partner doles out $17,000 for his/her monthly expenses.

Bob gave a breakdown of the money explaining $7,000 was meant for his/her feeding, $5,000 for hair, another $5,000 for fuel and shopping.

According to the Instagram celebrity, such benevolence from his/her ‘man’ made him deserving of Bob’s immense gratitude.

In what seemed like a Snapchat conversation, Bob asked his fans how much they get from their boyfriends before revealing his/hers.

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