Amber Rose's MUM throws shade at Kanye West with sign on star's campaign walk

Amber Rose walks to stage and meets her fans at S*** Walk 2015




Amber Rose may have reportedly BANNED questions about her ex Kanye West and new wife Kim as she hosted her S*** Walk in Los Angeles, but that didn't stop her mum from throwing shade.


The hip hop model, who organised the event to raise awareness of sexual injustice, made sure nobody ruined her big day by bringing up her past with rapper Kanye or her beef with the queen of reality TV.


But although she wasn't willing to mention the couple today, Amber's mom Dorothy held up a sign which read: "F**k yo 30 showers!" referring to the rapper's infamous interview where he said Kim made him take 30 showers just to rid him of Amber. Ouch.


According to US gossip website TMZ, in a letter given to everyone on the red carpet, Amber asked she only get questions about the walk and her work projects.

Amber Rose and mother Dorothy Rose


One paragraph stated she would kick out anyone who brought up the rapper or her beef with the queen of reality TV, stating: "Please note: These terms will be strictly enforced! Any outlet in breach of these regulations will be asked to leave the premises immediately. (No Questions regarding Kanye West or Kim Kardashian).


There have been regular spats in the past few years after Amber split from Kanye in 2010.


Mum-of-one Amber, 31, sexed things up for the S*** Walk, opting for a revealing black ensemble and head-turning lingerie after hitting back at 's*** shamers' who have claimed she only sleeps with rappers.

Amber Rose walks to stage and meets her fans

Amber Rose walks to stage and meets her fans

In the star's mission statement, she wrote: "SLUT - A word that exploded into a new but disturbing context after a Toronto police officer told a crowd of college women that if they wanted to avoid sexual assault, they shouldn't dress like sluts.

"This sparked a worldwide campaign starting with the first Slut Walk in Toronto in 2011.

"Amber Rose asks that you stand with her and join the movement on this cause against sexual injustice, victim blaming, derogatory labeling and gender inequality.

"JOIN the movement. MAKE a statement."

In the star's mission statement, she wrote: "SLUT - A word that exploded into a new but disturbing context after a Toronto police officer told a crowd of college women that if they wanted to avoid sexual assault, they shouldn't dress like sluts.

"This sparked a worldwide campaign starting with the first Slut Walk in Toronto in 2011.

"Amber Rose asks that you stand with her and join the movement on this cause against sexual injustice, victim blaming, derogatory labeling and gender inequality.

"JOIN the movement. MAKE a statement."

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