Amber Rose (L) and 21 Savage attend Harper's BAZAAR Celebration of 'ICONS By Carine Roitfeld' at The Plaza Hotel presented by Infor, Laura Mercier, Stella Artois, FUJIFILM and SWAROVSKI on September 8, 2017 in New York City.
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Amber Rose took the time out of her day to clear up the rumors.
Amber Rose is constantly making headlines and sometimes, it's not for the greatest reasons. There's constantly rumors surrounding her, and whether they're true or not, they end up making major waves across the internet. Earlier today, there were was a report that said the reason behind her break up with 21 Savage is because she cheated on him with one of his friends. Amber clearly saw this and decided to addresses the rumors on her own accord.
Amber Rose hit her Instagram story to speak on the many rumors that surround her name including the reason behind her break up with 21 Savage. She explained that she never cheated on any of her exes in the past and the two of them "just didn't work out."
"I have never cheated on any of my exes. Literally never! I'm loyal, honest and trustworthy. Somethings things just don't work out." She wrote, "I have never used anyone for money or clout when I love I love genuinely.
Before she spoke on that, she addressed her current relationship with Wiz Khalifa. She confirmed that the two of them do not have a romantic relationship right now and are currently happy co-parenting their son.
"My songs father and I really became great friends after our divorce. We do not have a romantic relationship nor are we trying to. We are very happy coparenting and giving Sebastian the best life possible," she wrote.
She also seemingly addressed rumors that she was dating Lil Pump, again. "Just because you me in a picture with someone doesn't mean I'm fucking them. Half of the time I can't even be in the vicinity of another guy. Even if I don't know him! Without the internet putting us together." She wrote.
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