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Bobrisky Says He Takes HIV Test Every Six Months

July 8, 2026 By BeatzHive Editorial 2 min read

Bobrisky Reveals He Takes an HIV Test Every Six Months and Screens Close Partners

Nigerian socialite and media personality Bobrisky has reportedly disclosed that he undergoes an HIV test twice a year as part of his personal health routine. The crossdresser also stated that anyone hoping to get intimate with him must first submit to screening, a condition he described as essential for his safety.

Partner Screening Rules Disclosed by Bobrisky

According to reports, Bobrisky shared details of his health practices in remarks that quickly circulated online. He explained that testing for HIV every six months is a fixed part of his lifestyle and something he considers non-negotiable for his well-being.

Beyond his own routine, the self-styled “Mummy of Lagos” said he demands proof of screening from anybody seeking access to his intimate circle. In his view, the requirement protects both his health and his peace of mind, and he sees it as a reasonable boundary rather than an excessive one.

The comments have drawn a divided response. Some observers praised the socialite for taking responsibility for his health and speaking candidly about a subject many avoid, while others dismissed the disclosure as attention-seeking or questioned whether his screening rule is workable in practice. A number of social media users, however, defended his right to set whatever conditions he chooses in his private life.

The Impact of Bobrisky on HIV Stigma

Bobrisky is one of Nigeria’s most talked-about internet personalities, known for a provocative public persona and a willingness to address topics that many celebrities sidestep. His pronouncements routinely dominate social media conversation, and this latest disclosure fits that established pattern.

Conversations about HIV testing and sexual health remain heavily stigmatised in many Nigerian communities, which often discourages people from getting tested regularly. When a high-profile figure speaks openly about routine screening, it can help normalise the practice and prompt others to consider their own status.

Whether audiences view his approach as responsible caution or theatrical excess, the debate itself has pushed HIV awareness and personal boundaries into public discussion — an outcome health advocates generally welcome, regardless of the messenger.

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