Kim Kardashian was a major thorn in Amber Rose’s side.

The TV reality star, 31, was one of the reasons Rose split with then-boyfriend Kanye West in August 2010, the model told Star magazine.

“She’s a homewrecker!” Rose, 28, told the magazine.

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“She was sending pictures [to Kanye], and I was like, ‘Kim, just stop. Don’t be that person,’” she said of learning of Kanye’s infidelity. Rose said she wrote an email to Kardashian demanding an explanation but received nothing back in return.

“I thought at least she’d be woman enough to respond to me,” she said. “She never responded.”

At the time, Kardashian was dating NFL star Reggie Bush — a fact that enraged Rose.

“They were both cheating,” she said. “They were both cheating on me and Reggie with each other.”

Following Kardashian’s split with Bush, Rose was rumored to be dating the Miami Dolphins player, but Rose explained the situation on “The Wendy Williams Show.”

“I broke up with Kanye and he broke up with Kim,” she said. “We met right after. We were both going through a hard time. We were each other’s rebounds.

“It was brief, it was nice, he was a great guy!”

But Rose has moved on.

She is currently dating rapper Wiz Khalifa, 24, and says Kardashian’s cheating ways did have one huge positive outcome.

“I want to thank her,” she said. “Because if she was never a homewrecker, then I never would have met Wiz, and I wouldn’t be as happy as I am now.”

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A CHINAMORA man reportedly poured paraffin on his wife and set her ablaze after she accused him of having an extra marital affair.

Gerald Mubaiwa (35) from Zimbiri Village, Chinamhora, could not stomach his wife’s accusations, culminating in a domestic dispute.

He emptied a two-litre container of paraffin on her before setting her ablaze.

Mubaiwa was yesterday brought to court charged with murder.

He was not asked to plead to the charge when he appeared before Harare magistrate Mr Kudakwashe Jarabini.

He was granted a US$50 bail coupled with stringent conditions.

Mubaiwa was ordered to report once a week at Chinamhora police, to reside at his given address and not to interfere with State witnesses. Mubaiwa will be back in court on January 17 for routine remand.

Appearing for the State Mr David Magwegwe alleged that on December 14 last year, Mubaiwa had a misunderstanding with his wife Shelline Madunhu.

He grabbed a two-litre container of paraffin and poured it on her before setting her on fire.

Madunhu sustained severe burns and was rushed to the hospital.

She implicated her husband as the culprit and later died after four days.

In his warned and cautioned statement, Mubaiwa denied causing his wife’s death. He argued that she committed suicide by setting herself ablaze.

“I entered the house and saw my wife pouring paraffin on herself and our baby. I then ran towards her and took the baby into another room. In a bid to stop my wife from committing suicide, I ran back to her but it was too late as she had already set herself ablaze.

She accused me of having an affair with another woman, whom I do not even know,” said Mubaiwa in his statement.

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God and abortion and forgiveness – Is forgiveness possible?

For many years, I thought, “God will never forgive me for the abortions.”

When I was younger, I had three pregnancies terminated. Even though I wasn’t very familiar with God at the time, I remember lying on the table, looking up, and asking God to forgive me. I didn’t understand what I was doing. For some reason, I felt that abortion was wrong, but I also felt like I had no choice. For a number of years afterwards, I went through many emotional problems and had overwhelming thoughts of suicide. My days were dark, even though I thought that I had put the abortions behind me.

I was supposed to be free, but I wasn’t!

I was stuck in my lonely world and no one knew of what I had done except one ex-boyfriend and my mother, who only knew of one of the abortions.

How could I tell anyone about this?

I felt like God couldn’t forgive me, let alone love me.

There came a point in my life where I realized I was a sinner. I had displeased God. I learned that He sent His Son Jesus Christ to die on the cross for my sins. God knew everything I had done and He still stood right by my side – wanting to forgive me, make me His child, and give me hope for living.

It took me a long time to understand that I was forgiven for these abortions. One day, I sat at home alone crying to God to forgive me for having the abortions, and in my heart I heard the Lord say to me, “I forgave you the day you asked.” I felt the forgiveness of God in my heart at that moment.

It wasn’t that God needed to forgive me over and over again. I needed to forgive myself. I had been holding on to my own unforgiveness. It has taken some time to learn to forgive myself, but I know the Lord has forgiven me and He forgives all those who ask. He forgave me before I even truly believed in Him because He made me and He loves me. He is the God of the broken and the weary, not the perfect and the pure.

I know now that there is nothing that can separate me from the love of Christ. Sins, including abortion, can be forgiven.

So now I can tell others about the abortions in my past because they aren’t about how horrible I am, but about how great God’s love is and how His mercy, grace, and forgiveness are unending.

Psalm 103:11-13 says, “For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his love for those who fear him; as far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our transgressions from us. As a father has compassion on his children, so the LORD has compassion on those who fear him.”