Bobrisky Finds Peace and Freedom After Relocating to the UK
Popular Nigerian crossdresser and internet personality, Bobrisky, has spoken about his recent move to the United Kingdom, saying it has brought him a new sense of peace, freedom, and emotional relief that he had long desired. After years of enduring public criticism and emotional stress in Nigeria, Bobrisky shared that his relocation was a deliberate decision made to prioritize his mental health and personal happiness.
In a recent social media post, the controversial celebrity revealed that life in Nigeria had become increasingly overwhelming for him. He described the environment back home as toxic, filled with judgment, negativity, and constant pressure. According to him, he could hardly express himself freely without being attacked or mocked. The stress of facing constant backlash from both the public and media reportedly affected his emotional well-being, leaving him feeling mentally drained and unsupported.
Bobrisky explained that his move to the UK was not just about physical relocation, but about creating space for healing and self-love. He said he reached a point where he had to choose between staying in a place that continued to break him down or stepping into a new environment where he could truly breathe and live without fear of judgment. For him, the UK offered that much-needed space and peace.
Now living abroad, Bobrisky says he has found a sense of calm that he had never felt while in Nigeria. He wakes up feeling lighter, more at ease, and finally free from the constant noise of criticism. The UK, he said, allows him to enjoy a level of emotional freedom that makes it easier to focus on his happiness, growth, and future.
He also shared how the move has helped him feel more in control of his life, giving him the opportunity to focus on his mental stability and long-term well-being. Bobrisky encouraged others to listen to their inner voice and never stay in spaces that damage their peace, no matter the pressure to conform.
His story sheds light on the emotional challenges faced by public figures who live under constant social scrutiny. For Bobrisky, leaving Nigeria wasn’t about giving up—it was about choosing peace, embracing change, and finding the strength to protect his happiness.
As he continues this new chapter of his life in the UK, Bobrisky says he is finally free, mentally stronger, and more determined to live life on his terms.
