Amber Rose Dishes on New Film 'Sister Code,' Claps Back at Haters and Slams 'Slut-Shaming'

Author and actress Amber Rose has a lot on her plate this year from being a mother, hosting events and working on her new film Sister Code. She's also working on her new how-to manual, which talks about changing the meaning of certain words used to describe women in order to make them positive!

During her appearence on The Real, Rose also talked about clapping back from the haters and how she is planning an upcoming walk for women's empowerment.

Tamar Braxton: "All right, now Ms. Rose, we all have loved you for so long."

Amber Rose: "Aww."

Tamar Braxton: "But lately, honey, you have caught my attention and everyone's attention as the reigning queen of the claps back. OK! Enjoy it!"

Amber Rose: "You know what, I'm not even that girl, though. In Philly, if you don't clap back, you gotta fight. And I really never wanted to fight, so I just ... [snaps fingers] ... I was quick with it. You know what I mean?"

Loni Love: "Now Amber, you have a new book coming out later this year. It's a how-to manual for standing up for yourself. What can we learn from the book?"

Amber Rose: "Well, my book is called How to Be a Bad B*tch."

Amber Rose: "Thank you. And I'm taking the word back and making it positive. It's really just being well-rounded ... your finances, if you're a mom, you're an amazing mom, you take care of your household. It's like whatever a man can do, we can do it also!"

Tamar Braxton: "How about that."

As Adrienne Bailon talked to Amber about standing up for herself, and her foundation, empowering women, Rose said: "It's called the Amber Rose Slut Walk and it's about every equality issue women deal with on a regular basis."

She continued, "I posted a picture of me and my son on Instagram, I'm just you, 'the worst person on earth,"' she claimed she was called.

Loni Love: "Why do you think people feel that way about you?"

Amber Rose: "I don't. Maybe because I'm sexy ... they assume that I have sex all day, and I don't."

Tamar Braxton: "That's not fair."

Amber Rose: "I'm a mom, I work. It's really not fair. We can laugh about it but it is a very serious issue that us women have to deal with."

MStars News wants to know, do you agree with Ms. Rose?