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James Brown Obialor, a controversial cross-dresser, has recounted how his father reacted when he gave him an iPhone 13.

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According to the self-styled Princess of Africa, he recently bought his father an iPhone 13 and that man has since thanked him by sending him texts.

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James Brown claimed that his father had unintentionally created a Snapchat account and had been keeping him informed about the functions of the phone.

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The Instagram star shared an audio clip of his father praying for him and gushing about how much he loves the smartphone, which he had not expected to receive.

James thought it was incredible that his father could have learned about Snapchat and could have figured out how to use the social media site. He reasoned that the man must have received instruction on how to use the platform.

Gossipinfo news recall that James Obialor, popularly known as James Brown, a well-known crossdresser, claims to be giving Nigerians the best entertainment possible.

The self-proclaimed Princess of Africa warned that Nigeria would become “dull” without his internet programming, which focuses on his everyday drag queen activities.

James made this statement while participating in a discussion with the hosts of the podcast Frankly Speaking.

He criticized Nigerians for allegedly having problems recognizing transgender people as members of society despite the fact that people there claim they want things to improve.

However, one of the co-anchors spoke defensively about how people would find what he does odd and so not feel at ease or prepared to embrace his way of life.

The Instagram influencer, however, countered that Nigeria is a primitive country and that anyone who harbors animosity toward LGBT people outside will be deported.

The focus of their conversation will be on James’ target audience, which is Nigeria, according to the presenter.

He did, however, clarify that all he does is assist Nigerians in getting rid of the irritation and despair brought on by the difficulty.

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