Law Roach Opens Up About Keke Palmer Firing Him as Her Stylist
Celebrity stylist Law Roach has opened up about his professional split from actress and singer Keke Palmer. Despite working with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Roach admitted that he struggled to match Palmer’s personal style and creative vision.
Speaking on Aspire with Emma Grede on October 20, the 48-year-old stylist said he understood why Palmer decided to end their professional relationship.
“To me, that wasn’t personal. I love Keke to death. It was a business decision that she should’ve made,” Roach explained.
Law Roach Says He Couldn’t Get Keke Palmer’s Style Right
Roach, who has styled stars such as Zendaya, Celine Dion and Kim Kardashian, admitted that he and Palmer were not always on the same page creatively.
“I couldn’t get the looks right,” he said, explaining that he struggled to capture the right energy for the actress.
At the time, Palmer was expecting her son, Leodis, whom she shares with her former partner, Darius Jackson. Leodis is now three years old.
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Roach recalled that Palmer personally explained her decision to end their working relationship. According to the stylist, she told him, “You might be the best stylist in the world, but you are not the best stylist for me.”
Stylist Praises Keke Palmer’s Honesty
Rather than taking the decision personally, Roach said he respected Palmer’s honesty. He recalled accepting her explanation by responding, “Well, alright Keke Palmer.”
The stylist also praised Palmer for knowing what worked best for her. He made it clear that he did not hold any resentment over the decision.
“She knows exactly who she needs and what she wanted and I couldn’t deliver; and I’m not mad at that,” Roach said.
Law Roach Continues to Speak Warmly About Keke Palmer
Although their creative differences led to the end of their professional partnership, Roach continues to express affection and respect for Palmer.
His comments highlight how even successful collaborations can come to an end when two people have different creative goals. For Roach, Palmer’s decision was a business choice rather than a personal conflict.
The stylist’s remarks also show his willingness to acknowledge when a particular working relationship is not the right fit, even when both people respect each other.