Photo Editor at DettyStudio Calls Out Bobrisky Over Unpaid Debts

Bobrisky has maintained a low profile since his run-in with the law in 2024. Bobrisky went from winning Best Dressed to facing the EFCC over crimes related to naira mutilation and alleged bribery. After serving six months in a minimum-security prison, he was released on August 5, 2024.After the ruckus between the time of his release and when he relocated from Nigeria, the crossdresser has kept a considerably low profile, save for a few social media commentaries and reactions.

Bobrisky may be returning to the spotlight once more, as an online photo editor has continually called him out over unpaid debts for work done. According to the editor, “Bobrisky still owes me for photo editing since 2024.”

“After all the ny**h editing I did and turning him into a woman in his photos, he promised to pay me but didn’t fulfill it. He later blocked me on WhatsApp after doing BBL because he didn’t need me anymore, but he hasn’t paid me completely.”

He then added:

“Please, I need my money before 2026.”

Detty Studios Reignites Bobrisky Drama With Leaked Messages

It’s been about a year since fans thought they were done asking, “What’s the latest with Bobrisky?” However, Detty Studios seems to have reignited Bobrisky’s controversial streak by posting text exchanges and the ongoing back-and-forth between himself and the Detty Studios editor.

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As things continue to escalate, the editor has now revealed that he has sent information about alleged threats to his life, reportedly made by the crossdresser.

“I have sent all the evidence and information regarding the threats to my life to Interpol and the Nigeria Police. I will also be informing United Kingdom immigration and the UK Embassy.

I take threats to my life very seriously. Imagine seeking asylum in the United Kingdom based on persecution and threats in Nigeria, while at the same time threatening the life of someone in Nigeria. You are doing exactly what you accuse others of doing.”

He went on to inform his audience about how the alleged information could affect Bobrisky’s asylum status in the UK:

“Maybe the UK, or any country where you seek asylum, will come to know your true nature and what you are capable of doing. Maybe you are not a victim of the system after all, since you claim to have so much power that you can send me to my late Dad’s grave.

Everything will be done legally. The UK is not lawless like Nigeria. We will be welcoming you home to our lovely country very soon.”