Denrele Edun carved a niche for himself in the entertainment industry with his exceptional style of fashion and quirky nature. He said when he initially started out in his profession as a television personality, he was considered as an outcast.

He further revealed that some of his family members felt embarrassed because of his fashion and an aunt feared he would end up in a psychiatric hospital.
But in an exclusive chat with Saturday Beats, he revealed that a lot of people now want him to mentor their children.



“I don’t take myself serious and the first time I ever teased people about giving birth to a child like me was during the first AMVCA and the response I got made me happy. But the funny thing is that a lot of people want me to mentor their children. Someone very influential called me recently and told me her children who just came to Nigeria from the United States wanted to meet me. My audience base cuts across all demography.

“If my children want to follow this path of entertainment, I will encourage them because when I was normal, I didn’t have money; now my madness has become a source of income. I am very fortunate to have come from a family like mine; I give my parents all the respect in the world because they allowed me to be who I really want to be. There was an aunt of mine who used to come from Port Harcourt and cry, telling my parents to be careful so that I would not end up in a psychiatric home because of my style of fashion and entertainment. Some of my cousins even used to say I was embarrassing the family,” he said.

The mixed-race TV personality who flaunts his famous high heel shoes debunked tales that he was imitating American singer, Lady Gaga. He claimed that he had been wearing the shoes before it became trendy.

“I had been wearing heel shoes before the advent of social media; I don’t live for social media. I am one of the most original human beings alive. I have always admired shoes that are a bit larger than life. These shoes have become a part of me, I feel closer to heaven when I wear heels. I taught all of my girlfriends how to walk on heels because it gives women a sophisticated edge,” he said.

From Zenithnaija.com

More below:
https://zenithnaija.com/alot-of-nigerian-parents-want-me-to-mentor-their-children-cross-dresser-denrele-edun/


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Yes, parents like yours

I can Neva wish my child to take Denrele Edun path, but if my child decides to be like Denrele Edun, I will still do what Denrele Edun parents did.

Denrele..... you say?

“If my children want to follow this path of entertainment, I will encourage them because when I was normal, I didn’t have money; now my madness has become a source of income".



No need for plenty talk again.