American model and television personality Amber Rose has announced that she no longer identifies as a feminist, attributing the shift in her worldview to maturity and the experience of raising sons.
Rose, who was previously a vocal advocate for women’s rights, body positivity, and gender equality, revealed that her perspective evolved significantly after becoming a mother to boys.
“As I’ve gotten older and now have sons, I’m no longer a feminist,” Rose said. “I still believe in girl power, but I see both sides now.”
Despite stepping away from the feminist label, the 40-year-old media personality clarified that she remains supportive of female empowerment, though she now approaches gender-related discussions with a broader viewpoint that considers the male perspective.
Her comments have sparked intense debate across social media platforms. While some commentators criticized her decision to distance herself from the movement, others defended her stance, arguing that parenting sons often alters how individuals navigate contemporary gender debates.
Rose’s recent statement marks a notable departure from her past public persona. She previously made headlines for her high-profile activism, including organizing the annual “Amber Rose SlutWalk” in Los Angeles to combat sexual assault, body shaming, and double standards facing women.
