UPDATED 8/19, 10 a.m. ET: Alexander “AE” Edwards went on Big Von’s Instagram Live to discuss his cheating, calling it his “true nature.”
“I know that I could stop,” AE said. “I could give her a good, solid six months and just really like, deprive myself of my true nature for as long as I can take it but I don’t want to live like that.”
Snippets of AE’s comments are embedded above; in the full video, below, he enters the conversation at the 15:30 mark:
See original story below.
Amber Rose recently vented on her Instagram Stories about some of her relationship woes, saying that she’s “tired of getting cheated on and embarrassed behind the scenes.”
In a screenshot grabbed by the Shade Room, Rose wrote a lengthy message on her Stories that outlined why she is exhausted by her current relationship. Though she never cites an individual by name, many speculate that she may be talking about her current partner Alexander “AE” Edwards. In February of last year, Rose got the names of both of her children, one of which she had with AE, tattooed on her forehead, while AE got the children’s birthdates tattooed on his.
“All 12 of y’all bums (The ones that I know of there’s probably more) can have him,” she wrote. “Y’all very much knew he was in a relationship with a baby and y’all decided to fuck him anyway I saw all the texts and DM’s. Y’all were well aware but y’all don’t owe me any loyalty so it’s whatever.”
She went on to say that she is tired of being the only honest person in her relationship, and while she does not plan to out the alleged women who were involved with her significant other, she closed by saying that she was over it.
“As for him… The lack of loyalty and the disrespect is ridiculous and I’m done—Muva.” Rose followed that post with another addressing her mother, saying, “My raging narcissistic mom can get the fuck out of my life too. On my kids.”
Rose’s last post explained how she was tired of being “mentally and emotionally abused” by people in her life.
It is currently unclear if Rose and AE have separated.
