Amber Rose accuses Beyonce of COPYING her speech after Kamala Harris rally

Amber Rose has accused Beyonce of copying her speech shortly after the singer appeared at Kamala Harris' Texas rally on Friday. 

The model, 41, notably endorsed Donald Trump earlier this year and spoke on stage during the Republican National Convention that took place in July. 

In both Rose and Beyonce's speeches, the pair brought up the topic of motherhood while addressing the crowd at each event. 

The Instagram account, The Shade Room, posted moments from Beyonce at the rally - and Amber shared her thoughts in the comment section. 

'She wanna be me so bad. Literally took my whole speech,' the media personality penned followed by an eye-rolling emoji. 

Amber Rose, 41, has accused Beyonce, 43, of copying her speech shortly after the singer appeared at Kamala Harris' Texas rally on Friday; Rose seen on Friday in L.A.

In both Rose and Beyonce's speeches, the pair brought up the topic of motherhood while addressing the crowd at each event; Beyonce seen on Friday in Texas

'She wanna be me so bad. Literally took my whole speech,' the media personality penned followed by an eye-rolling emoji

The Instagram account soon shared the video again as well as Rose's screenshot in a separate post. 

Some social media users slammed Amber in the comment section, with one typing out, 'It's giving delusional.' 

Another shared, 'Amber Rose, we promise you more than anything that Beyonce does NOT want to be you.' 

One fan wrote, 'i think every mom who's voting period are thinking about their children,' while another added, 'If REACHING were a person Amber please, not now.'

On Friday, Beyonce received loud applause and cheers from attendees as she spoke at Kamala's rally in Houston - and was also joined by fellow songstress, Kelly Rowland. 

'We are so happy to be standing here on this stage as proud country Texas women supporting and celebrating the one and only Vice President Kamala Harris,' she said. 

The megastar praised Harris and said she is pushing unity while praising the energy and 'positivity' in the room, adding, 'We are are at the precipice of an incredible shift, brink of history.'

Beyonce said she was not there as a celebrity but as a mother 'who cares deeply about the world my children and all our children live in, a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies.' 

Amber notably endorsed Donald Trump earlier this year and spoke on stage during the Republican National Convention that took place in July (seen above)

Some social media users slammed Amber in the comment section, with one typing out, 'It's giving delusional'

One fan wrote, 'i think every mom who's voting period are thinking about their children,' while another added, 'If REACHING were a person Amber please, not now'

'Imagine our daughters growing up seeing what's possible with no ceilings, no limitations,' she said.

Beyonce is mother to three children whom she shares with husband Jay-Z: Blue Ivy, 12, as well as Rumi and Sir, seven.  

She also told the roaring crowd to imagine the sacrifices their grandmothers have made 'so we can witness the strength of a woman standing in her power, reimagining what leadership is.'

Beyoncé addressed everyone stating 'your vote is one of the most valuable tools, and we need you.'

She said Texas has a role to play and needs to be part of something bigger. 'It's time for America to sing a new song,' she said.

And back in July, Amber had also discussed motherhood as she talked on stage during the Republican National Convention. 

At the time, the model expressed that Donald Trump was 'the best chance we have to give our babies a better life.' 

Rose shares son Sebastian, 11, with ex Wiz Khalifa and is also mother to son Slash, five, whom she welcomed with Alexander 'A.E.' Edwards. 

Beyonce said she was not there as a celebrity but as a mother 'who cares deeply about the world my children and all our children live in, a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies'; seen on Friday in Texas

She added how she had once not supported Trump, but her feelings changed after doing research of her own. 

'I realized Donald Trump and his supporters don't care if you're black, white, gay or straight, it's all love. And that's when it hit me, these are my people, this is where I belong.' 

Amber stated that her father had been a Trump supporter before her, but she believed at the time that The Apprentice alum was a racist. 

However, her father insisted that he wasn't and asked his daughter to prove that he was. 

'And when he insisted, he said prove it. So to prove my father wrong I did my research and looked into all things Donald Trump.'

Rose then explained that the research and Trump's 'red-hat wearing supporters' altered her outlook on the 45th President of the United States. 

'So I let go of my fear of judgment, of being misunderstood, of getting attacked by the left and I put the red hat on too. I never felt more free and more love for my country than I do now.' 

At the time, the model expressed that Donald Trump was 'the best chance we have to give our babies a better life; seen with Donald and Melania Trump above

On Friday, Amber was spotted attending game one of the World Series to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the New York Yankees 6-3. 

As she arrived to Dodgers Stadium, the star - who previously dated Kanye West - flashed a peace sign and a cheerful smile. 

The mother-of-two slipped into a pair of fitted denim jeans as well as a Dodgers shirt and comfy, white sneakers. 

For a finishing touch, Rose added a pair of flashy, hooped earrings as well as a vibrant, red Trump hat on top of her head.