Crossdresser, James Brown opens up on his beef with Bobrisky, his time in prison and more on LITV podcast

Popular Nigeria crossdresser, James Brown, has opened up on his alleged beef with fellow crossdresser, Bobrisky, his days in prison and his changed of gender.

James Brown found fame after he was paraded as one of the 57 suspected homosexuals arrested at a birthday party in 2018.

In his interview with LITV show, Naija Talk Podcast, James, talked about how he started a career in crossdressing, his rift with Bobrisky and many more.

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James explained that he had always wanted to out on women’s clothes and make up since he was a kid.

Speaking on his time in prison, he said that the three weeks he spent behind bars was like “hell”. He claimed that he was beaten, molested and was made to pack feaces alongside other prisoners.

He also alleged that while in prison, he discovered that there are different grades, the “VVIP, VIP, Medium Class and Jakara, a crowded cell where he was kept”.

After his release from prison, Brown said he went through series of therapy because of the traumatic experience he suffered.  He revealed that he tried to sue the Nigeria Police for it but his case was dismissed.

While discussing on his popular beef with Bobrisky, he claimed that the popular crossdresser didn’t influence his decision to go into crossdressing. He further went on to credit his success to Denrele and Charly Boy.

When he was asked why he didn’t mention Bobrisky, James Brown said he didn’t want to be connected and associated with him as he described Bobrisky personality as a been “toxic to his health”.

He later acknowledged the popular crossdresser for giving him a hint on crossdressing. He stated that Bob gave him “courage and ideas” on how to take risks.

Spilling more on their fight, he claimed that Bobrisky had called to threaten him. As revenge, James said he called Bobrisky a “snitch” and threatened to expose some of  his secrets in the nearest future.