Amber Rose made her big TV hosting debut Friday with the premiere of The Amber Rose Show and joked about celebs, offered sex and dating advice and chatted with celebrity guest and rapper French Montana.
"I'm so excited to have my own show!" she said. "Yes, so you guys can get to know the real me. And, actually, people don't know this about me but I'm actually a virgin. Just kidding! I'm a ho."
During her monologue, Rose referenced celebs such as Chris Brown, Taylor Swift and even her ex, Kanye West. She talked about Swift and new boyfriend's PDA-filled Fourth of July weekend with the singer's friends at her Rhode Island home, during which the British Thor actor wore an "I ♥ T.S." tank top.
"So cute." Rose said. "Can I please come next year to your party? Please? And Taylor, as long as you know my plus one won't be Kanye, then we'll be straight."
In a segment titled "Ask MUVA," referencing her nickname, an audience member shared a story of dating a guy with a small penis and signaled she was reluctant to continue the relationship.
"He had a small dick?" Rose asked. "I think you should cut him off. I mean, listen, you just said you 'kind' of like him. You don't want to grow to love him and he has a small penis. Listen, on the Amber Rose Show, we are not about body shaming—he can't help what he has in his pants, so we're not going to judge him for that, but your personal preference to have a guy with a bigger dick and if it's just not there, it's just not there."
While offering advice to another woman with a condom problem, Rose mocked guys who "put on Magnums and they're not a Magnum size."
Rose later offered another woman sexting advice.
"Don't ever, ever, ever send nudes," she said. "Unless you really don't give a s--t about it being on the Internet. Just keep it all verbal. It actually stimulates the mind more."
During her chat with French Montana, the two discussed dating and, yes, sex. The rapper dated Khloe Kardashian for several months in 2014. He made no mention of her on the show and said he is currently single.
Rose also got him to admit he once took part in a threesome with another man and a woman. He also revealed his No. 1 turn-off—when a woman goes Number 2.
"What if...she's discreet about it?" Rose asked.
"F--k that," he said.
Before the show aired, Rose took to Instagram to clarify that the episode was pre-taped.
The series debuted a night after a gunman shot dead five police officers in Dallas during a protest against police violence. This marked the deadliest incident for law enforcement since the 2001 Sept. 11 attacks and followed two fatal police shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota. The incidents have reignited national debate over gun control and racial inequality and injustice.
"We recorded the show earlier this week before the tragic events that shook our nation," Rose's post read. "So unfortunately we were unable to address out outrage on the show tonight."
"#BlackLivesMatter," she added.