Amber Rose Appears Unaffected By Kanye West, Kim Kardashian Hookup

Amber Rose was spotted out in a polka dot top, extra tight slimmers, hot pink wedges and cat eye sunglasses making for an interesting look. More interesting than that get up was the blonde beauty’s infectious smile a day after ex Kanye West dropped a few lyrics on ‘Theraflu’ that confirmed her prior story of a Kim Kardashian hookup.

‘Ye insinuated that Wiz Khalifa picked up his sloppy seconds on the track that has already managed to get a buzz from PETA and Theraflu makers: “…And the whole industry wanna f*** yo’ old chick. Only n**** I got respect for is Wiz…”

If the newly-engaged model was offended, her face game is on point. Despite becoming an emotional wreck during an MTV interview when discussing Kanye a few months back, the “Fame” singer seems to be moving forward or prompting her weepy breakdowns for in-house only.

In a bid of solidarity to her beau Wiz, Amber tweeted earlier today: “I can’t wait to see my sweetheart tmrw! I’m gonna hug him, kiss him & tell him that I’m so blessed to have him :-).”

If the Kanye and Kim Kardashian dating hoopla wasn’t enough drama, Amber was slammed by critics for another interesting outfit she wore on Thursday. The ambitious 28-year-old took a chance with unflattering baggy printed bottoms, matching print cropped top, a leather jacket and black trainers.

The usually stylish model was headed to Virgin America’s First Flight to Philadelphia Launch where she tweeted pics of her outing.

Amber Rose is too busy planning her wedding to Wiz to be concerned with Kanye and Kim – can’t you really be mad at that..

 

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