Amber Rose Claims Ye Pressured Her To Dress Provocatively Despite Her “Conservative” Values

It’s no secret that Amber Rose is known for her seductive image, but according to the personality, that wasn’t entirely up to her. During a recent appearance on Bethenny Frankel’s podcast, Just B, she opened up about her high-profile relationship with Ye. She says the partnership cemented her image as “this sexpot type of girl.” Unfortunately, it doesn’t necessarily align with the “conservative” person she is deep down.

“That was my first relationship with a celebrity ever but also in the public eye,” she described. “And he knows a lot about fashion and he always wanted me to dress very sexy… I would have producers saying, ‘We want to do this video for MTV and we want you at the pool, with a bikini on, martini in your hand.’ And I’m like, ‘Ugh, I’m so not her. Like I’m so not her and I get what I come off as but I am so not her.’ And they’re like, ‘Well I guess you don’t want to do it then.’”

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Amber Rose Looks Back On Her Relationship With Ye

This is far from the only time Ye’s been accused of encouraging his partners to dress a certain kind of way, however. He’s frequently under fire for his current wife Bianca Censori, for example, and her head-turning looks. Reportedly, the Australian model’s family members have even expressed concern over her outfit choices as of late.

Last week, a source even told Page Six that her father has invited her and Ye to Australia to discuss her recent fashion statements, and that she’s “hesitant” about the conversation. What do you think of Amber Rose claiming that Ye pressured her to portray a certain image during their relationship? Are you surprised? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.

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Bethenny Frankel Defends The Weeknd’s “The Idol” Performance: “It’s Totally Realistic”

Bethenny Frankel came to the defense of HBO and The Weeknd in response to negative reviews of The Idol. The Real Housewives of New York City star argued that everything on TV doesn’t have to be PG.

“There are 50 sleazy, sleazy Hollywood guys like [The Weeknd’s character] that I remember from living in LA,” she said in a TikTok video Tuesday. “It’s totally realistic, so what are we doing?”

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The Weeknd, Sam Levinson, & Lily-Rose Depp, At Cannes

CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 23: (L-R) Sam Levinson, Lily-Rose Depp and Abel ‘The Weeknd’ Tesfaye attend “The Idol” photocall at the 76th annual Cannes film festival at Palais des Festivals on May 23, 2023 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Marc Piasecki/FilmMagic)

“[People are] making Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd these villains. It’s a fiction story! Don’t watch it!” Frankel added. “Like what happened to everyone? Everything’s supposed to be rinsed? And there are no fictional characters anymore?” Frankel concluded: “Has everyone lost their f–king minds? OK, you don’t like the show, don’t watch it. Suck your thumb, get a pacifier and shut the f–k up!”

The Idol has been getting almost universally negative reviews from critics and fans alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, it has a score of just 24%. The series follows a fictional pop star named Jocelyn and her relationship with The Weeknd’s character, Tedros.

Bethenny Frankel Defends “The Idol”

The Weeknd recently discussed his goals with the series during an interview with Variety. He explained that he wants to show the dark side of fame. “Well, my goal was for people to feel that way when they watch it, you know, and that they’ll reassess [fame],” he explained. “It’s almost educational, that this is what comes with being incredibly famous. You’re surrounded by people who you’re not sure what their true intentions are, even if it seems like they’re good. You just never know. But of course, I’ve been very fortunate to have people around me that I’ve known almost my entire life, which is important, and is a gift.”

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