You Can't Tell Us What To Do - Bobrisky Stands Firm Against Donald Trump's Two-Gender Policy.

 Bobrisky Stands Firm Against Donald Trump's Two-Gender Policy.

 Nigerian crossdresser Bobrisky has reacted to US President Donald Trump's policy recognizing only two genders, male and female, with unwavering confidence.

 Trump's policy aims to establish the recognition of only two genders across all US government policies.

 Bobrisky, known for his bold persona and unapologetic attitude, reaffirmed his identity as a woman.

 He expressed his thoughts, saying,

 "I don’t have business with Trump. Trump said we only have two genders, right? And I said I’m now a woman that has undergone everything. If they ask for evidence, I will show them, simple !!! Do I look like someone who’s broke that cannot afford a doctor’s fee? So rest with your Trump diss, Trump that. At least, he didn’t stop same-sex marriage for those who are still interested, so rest".  

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Chris Brown files a $500 million lawsuit against Warner Bros

 Chris Brown files a $500 million lawsuit against Warner Bros.

Chris Brown asserts that being falsely accused is more detrimental than a breakup, as he vehemently denies allegations of serial sexual abuse and files a $500 million lawsuit against Warner Bros.

 "I was never found guilty of any sex-related crimes," Brown emphasizes, accusing Warner Bros producers of disregarding the truth and harming his reputation for financial gain. 

While acknowledging past mistakes, including the 2009 assault on Rihanna, Brown stresses that he has spent over a decade rebuilding his image and taking accountability for his actions.

 He argues that the allegations in the docuseries have caused significant damage to his reputation, career, and business opportunities.

 Brown is seeking $500 million in damages and has pledged to donate a portion of the award to victims of sexual abuse if he wins.

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