Drama As Crossdresser James Brown Drops Feminine Lifestyle, Begs For Financial Assistance
Popular Crossdresser, James Brown, has caused a stir after announcing that he has temporarily abandoned his crossdressing lifestyle due to financial hardship.
The self-acclaimed “Princess of Africa” took to his Instagram page on Friday, revealing that he is in dire need of financial support and sponsorship to further his education.
James Brown, known for his flamboyant feminine persona, declared that his current struggles have forced him to return to his natural male identity.
In his appeal, he wrote: “Many people have been asking, James, is it true you need help? I actually do. I need all the ads and promotions. In fact, I have turned to a boy right now.”
The internet personality also disclosed his aspiration to pursue higher education, stating that he requires approximately 30 million naira for tuition fees, excluding living expenses.
He pleaded with his fans and well-wishers, saying, “I have reached out to some friends. If you want to support, nothing is too small.”
In a follow-up post, he urged people to show understanding rather than mock his situation. “Don’t come laugh at someone who’s trying to put everything together to go back to school,” he wrote.
- Mixed Reactions Trail Announcement
James Brown’s revelation has sparked a wave of reactions across social media, with netizens expressing mixed opinions. While some sympathised with him, others questioned his decision-making and lifestyle choices.
A social media user, Lorlah, queried, “You can school here in Nigeria, we have good schools honestly, why spend over 50 million just to school in the UK?”
Similarly, Kween Mimi suggested, “Cut your coat according to your size. Must you go to school in the UK? What happened to Unilag or Uniben?”
Another user, Teacher Grins, advised, “Get a job, start a business. That’s what we regular people are doing.”
On the other hand, some comments took a more sarcastic tone. A user identified as Treasure Daniel reacted, “You’ve turned into a boy? What were you before?” while Abaya Gold wrote, “Now you see being a girl child is not easy, go and work.”
Fleaky Susan bluntly added, “Go and hustle like the man you are.”
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