Amber Rose is fed up with people telling her that she doesn't live a life worth



Amber Rose is fed up with people telling her that she doesn't live a life worth emulating for kids and she's not a good role model. In a candid piece shared on her Instagram page, after a parent told her that she wasn't a good role model for her teenage daughter, she took to her page to tell parents to stop looking for famous people to influence their kids. She wrote:


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