Amber Rose Says Julianne Hough Body-Shamed Her Booty On ‘DWTS’

In showbiz, there’s always some kind of drama.

Take model and SlutWalk founder Amber Rose, who’s speaking out against “Dancing With The Stars” judge Julianne Hough for alleged body-shaming.

Hough, on the other hand, says she’s been framed by bad audio editing.

The trouble started with a choreographed salsa routine Rose and partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy performed to Jennifer Lopez’s hit “Booty.” The moves were half-salsa, half-twerking, and Hough appeared to be appalled.

After Chmerkovskiy dipped Rose, the camera cut to Hough at the judges’ table.

In a whisper, she mentioned feeling “uncomfortable.”

On her talk show “Loveline,” Rose addressed the moment.

She said,

I did feel body-shamed because all the beautiful professionals dancers that are on ‘Dancing With The Stars,’ they dress very sexy and they do splits and they grind up on these guys and they look absolutely stunning and they get a standing ovation…

My body — my hip, my ass, my breasts — made [Hough] feel uncomfortable.

Hough has since clarified that the audio in question was part of a produced media package, meaning her voice was edited over pre-existing footage instead of being recorded at the moment of the dip.

She chalks up the comment to a dance routine that she didn’t feel had much chemistry.

Hough added,

Any kind of body-shaming goes against everything I believe in.

But for Rose, the whole incident has been a chance to talk about the way reality television manipulates its participants.

She told listeners,

They gave me the salsa, and they gave me J. Lo’s ‘Booty’ song… I feel like it was a lose-lose situation.

Chmerkovskiy, for his part, wrote that Rose “killed it” in their routine.

Here’s hoping Hough has a word with her producer about the show’s editing technique. Although, why even watch TV if there’s no drama?

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Amber Rose Says Julianne Hough Body-Shamed Her Booty On ‘DWTS’

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