In response to individuals disputing his gender with him on Instagram, Bobrisky insisted he identified as a woman.
The crossdresser wrote: “Only in Nigeria people argue your gender with you.
“I say I am a girl, some are still doubting.
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“Until i spread my kpekus on air before una believe.”
Nikita Dragun arrested & placed in men’s jail
Nikita Dragun, a transgender coworker of Bobrisky’s in the US, has been detained and is being held in an all-mail facility.
Her/his management and supporters are worried about this.
The YouTuber was arrested on November 7 as a consequence of an incident at a hotel in Miami Beach; her real name is Nikita Nguyen.
The 26-year-old was detained on suspicion of felony assault on a police officer.
According to the police report, Dragun allegedly swung an open water bottle as she opened the door to her hotel room, causing water to splash and spill on both a security guard and an officer, leading to her arrest.
It was also gathered that she had earlier, allegedly, caused a disturbance for a long period of time by walking around a hotel’s swimming pool area naked.
Dragun made her name as a YouTuber in 2014 by sharing beauty tips with her followers then, as she moved from male to female, taking her fans along for the ride via documenting the whole process.
Dragun’s rep, Jack Ketsoyan, told TMZ: “The situation with Nikita, who is legally female, being placed in a men’s unit of a Florida jail is extremely disturbing and dangerous.”
He complained that the decision made by the Miami-Dade County Corrections Department “directly violates their protocol, which mandates that transgender inmates are classified and housed based on safety needs and gender identity”.
Since her arrest was made public, a video has gone viral in which Dragun says she has been placed in a men’s unit at Miami-Dade Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.
She asks Judge Mindy Glazer: “Can I ask one question? Do I have to stay in the men’s unit still?”
To which someone responds: “Yeah, I don’t make the rules [there] but [it’s] proper accommodation for you.”