Veteran Nigerian entertainer and activist, CharlyBoy, has responded to years of speculation about his sexuality, dismissing critics who have labelled him gay because of his unconventional appearance and lifestyle.
In a post shared on his Instagram page, the outspoken media personality said he remains unbothered by public opinions, insisting that many Nigerians still have a narrow understanding of self-expression.
“For years, many have questioned my sexuality, some have openly called me gay,” he wrote.
CharlyBoy added that embracing one’s feminine side does not diminish masculinity but reflects a deeper understanding of human nature.
“Embracing one’s feminine side isn’t about becoming less of a man—it’s about becoming more of a human being.
“It’s about having access to the full spectrum of human experience: strength and vulnerability, logic and intuition, independence and connection.”
The entertainer concluded his message with a blunt response to his critics, writing:
“If u know u know. I no send ur father.”
Known for his bold fashion choices, activism and unconventional public image, CharlyBoy has long been the subject of public debate, often challenging traditional views on gender expression and individuality….See more