Bobrisky promises to post lots of bikini photos after Ramadan

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Controversial cross-dresser, Bobrisky got tongues wagging after he posted a photo of himself showing off his ‘boobs’ in a red hot dress.

 “Someone comment got me smiling 😂
My last picture with cleavage because of the Muslims fasting…. After Ramadan chai I have plenty bikini 👙 pic I wanna show case here…..” he wrote.


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