Ivorian influencer Apoutchou National recently shared a surprising reflection regarding his preferences. On his social media platforms, he addressed the topics of drugs, cigarettes, and relationships with women, expressing his own opinion on the matter.
Ivorian influencer Apoutchou National, known for his hilarious posts on social media, made a surprising statement that sparked various reactions. In a message posted on his Facebook page, the son of renowned Ivorian comedian Brigitte Bleu revealed his attraction to women.
“I don’t like drugs and cigarettes. I love women,” wrote Apoutchou National in a straightforward and candid style. These words triggered a wave of reactions among internet users, mostly positive. Some shared his view by stating they also shared the same attraction to women, while others jokingly asked if he had checked whether women liked him in return.
These diverse reactions indicate that internet users have varying opinions on this subject. Nonetheless, Apoutchou National’s statement highlighted his spontaneous character and honesty, two qualities that have contributed to his growing popularity on social media.
Apoutchou National Returns to Côte d’Ivoire It is clear that Ivorian influencer Apoutchou National surprised his fans by revealing his attraction to women. His return to Côte d’Ivoire after a stay in France to support one of his sponsors, Fabrice Sawegnon, a candidate in the municipal elections scheduled for September 2nd in Plateau, also provides an opportunity for fans to see him perform live.
This sincere declaration has sparked various reactions, reflecting the diversity of opinions within the online community. Regardless, it is evident that Apoutchou National continues to captivate his audience’s attention with his authentic statements and engaging personality.
In the company of other artists, Apoutchou National hosted a live show on Wednesday, August 30th at the Bressol Garden in Plateau. This performance will allow him to gauge the reception from his Ivorian audience in preparation for his planned live concert in 2024 at the Anoumabo Hall of the Palais de la Culture Bernard B. Dadié in Treichville.
