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‘I’m no longer feminist’ — Amber Rose explains change

American model and television personality, Amber Rose, has said she no longer identifies as a feminist, explaining that her views on gender issues have changed with age and motherhood.

Rose said becoming a mother to sons had influenced her perspective, giving her what she described as a broader view of gender-related issues.

“As I’ve gotten older and now have sons, I’m no longer a feminist. I still believe in girl power, but I see both sides now,” she said.

The comments have triggered reactions on social media, with users debating her decision to distance herself from feminism.

While some questioned her position, others attributed the shift to her experiences of motherhood and raising sons.

Rose has previously spoken publicly about women’s empowerment, body positivity and gender-related issues.

Her latest comments mark a shift from some of her earlier public advocacy on women’s rights and empowerment.

LUKMAN ABDULMALIK

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