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Amber Rose Responds to Wiz Khalifa Beef on Instagram

Yesterday, Wiz Khalifa and his mother Peachie went in on Amber Rose via Twitter and in court, where the rapper essentially claims his ex is an unfit mother and asked a judge for more custody of their son Sebastian. Now, Rose has responded to Khalifa's attacks — and the followers who have been trolling her — with an Instagram message of her own.

"One thing I'm not gonna do is live my life by a double standard," she began. "What I will do is support my son and love my family, and continue to be a bad b****. If y'all don't like it, don't f****** follow me.

The message, though not addressed to her ex or former mother-in-law in particular, is still undoubtedly a response to the pair shading her on Twitter yesterday. "Thinkin' she a prize? She a pie. Everybody get a slice," Khalifa said about his ex, and then his mother retweeted.
A battle with her ex isn't the only social media feud is in the middle of. The soon-to-be author (she recently landed a book deal for a tell-all called How to Be a Bad B****) has also been going a few rounds with Khloe Kardashian after expressing her disapproval about Kardashian's 17-year-old half-sister Kylie Jenner's rumored relationship with Tyga.

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