Amber Rose, who started her career as a strong feminist and previously claimed she would "never" support Donald Trump during his presidential campaigns in 2016 and 2020, has now completely changed her stance. This year, she became a vocal supporter of the Republican presidential nominee and even spoke at the Republican National Convention. Her shift sparked significant backlash, with fans recalling her "SlutWalk" initiative and her advocacy for sexual assault survivors, especially in light of Trump’s numerous sexual assault allegations. After Trump's debate with Kamala Harris, he faced criticism for a remark suggesting that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, were coming into the town to eat pets. ABC News moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis quickly countered his statement, pointing out the absence of credible evidence. Despite this, Trump's comment went viral, generating memes and attracting new followers to an unfounded theory. In a short interview with TMZ on Thursday, Rose supported Trump's statement.
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