American model and television personality Amber Rose has publicly stated that she no longer identifies as a feminist, attributing the change to her experiences as a mother of sons and the perspective that comes with age.
Reflecting on how her views have evolved, Rose said she continues to support women’s empowerment and “girl power,” but now approaches gender issues with a broader lens. “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 explained.
The comments have generated discussion online. Some users praised the shift, with one writing, “Good to have your senses back. Now tell the girls you’ve successfully brainwashed all these years.” Others defended traditional definitions of feminism, noting it centers on equality rather than favoring one gender. A third perspective highlighted the impact of raising boys: “Having sons go make you see life from both sides. Feminism no be to hate men, na balance. Girl power still, but boy child need love too.” Critics questioned the implications for her earlier messaging, asking what becomes of the young women she previously influenced.
Rose has long been outspoken on topics including women’s empowerment, body positivity, and gender-related issues. Her latest remarks mark a notable evolution in how she frames those conversations.
