Kanye West's ex Amber Rose uncovers why she wasn't amazed about rapper's parted with Kim Kardashian

Kanye West's ex Amber Rose uncovers why she wasn't amazed about rapper's parted with Kim Kardashian
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Amber Rose who dated Kanye West in 2008, as of late remarked on his separation with Kim Kardashian.

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Kim Kardashian sought legal separation from Kanye West in February last year. While the pair's parted came as a shock to their fans, it appears to be the rapper's ex, Amber Rose had previously seen it coming. In another meeting for TMZ's It's Tricky with Raquel Harper webcast, Rose who dated Kanye in 2008 preceding heading out in a different direction in 2010, focused on her thought process of Kim and Kanye's separation.

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Talking about a similar on her digital recording, Rose jested, "I have my own — I would rather not say 'affections' for him, since that sounds like it's something good for Kanye — I have my own issues and sentiments, how I feel about how our relationship was. I generally remained optimistic for them. I never had any evil sentiments, similar to 'I want to believe that they get separated' or 'he will get his day.'" She further added, "When they at long last got separated, I was like 'mmm.' She appears to be content now however, with Pete [Davidson]", through Just Jared.

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When inquired as to whether she saw Kim and Kanye's separation coming, she answered saying, "obviously." Previously, Rose hit the titles for her 2015 tweet about the Kardashians which reemerged recently in the midst of Kanye and Kim's web-based spat. Golden apologized for her past tweet that alluded to Kim's last name as "Kartrashians."

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Golden apologized for her past tweet and expressed, "Kim nor her sister merited that tweet and you all shouldn't co-sign that by the same token" in a proclamation she posted on Instagram recently.