Amber Rose seems to be especially unmoved by the overwhelming outcry to her surprise endorsement of Donald Trump in the upcoming 2024 U.S. presidential election.
On Monday, May 20 the infamous model and actress posted a photo of herself with Trump and wife, Melania at a political event along with the caption “Trump 2024” and it wasn’t long before her post went viral.
Rose jumped into the comment section on a repost from The Shade Room to respond to the overwhelmingly unfavorable comments being posted about her support of Trump. The 40-year-old Slut Walk founder says people need to double check where Trump stands on a lot of issues, including women’s rights.
“Lmaooo y’all think Biden cares about black ppl??? Sad. Do your research. I did,” Rose asserted. “I’ll always put women first. Y’all want biological men in women’s sports. Trump supports the most reasonable compromise on abortion. Stop being brainwashed, cuz WE’RE ppl of color. Make your own decisions.”
Needless to say, the rebuttal made by Rose only stood to bring in even more comments with strong opinions on why she is in the wrong on this one.
“WE? Girl you don’t even like being called a black woman…,” wrote one commenter on the post. “Don’t speak for US abt to p— me off.”
“She was an advocate to stop Sl*t shaming,” another user pointed out. “And ironically picks the man that dragged Stormy Daniels name [through] the mud … lost a multi million dollar suit against Carrol. The same man who said ‘grab her by the p’ but OK Amber … sure he’s aligned. Sure”
“… I’m not team Biden either but to stand for the man who proudly makes laws on women’s bodies and is OK with kids in cages and had this country so racially divided you can’t possibly be for real,” added a third commenter.
As the pivotal election draws near, more and more celebrities are speaking out about who they’ll support while some celebrities like Ice Cube think celeb endorsements won’t matter at all and votes will come down to a “personal decision” as he stated during a recent on the Fox Business show “Mornings with Maria.”
“You know, people gonna make a decision on who they want to be president. You know, I think it’s a personal decision,” the rap legend said. “I don’t know if they care if any rappers or entertainers get up there and say anything. It’s really a personal decision.”
The 2024 U.S. presidential election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
