The post included explicit audio from West's unreleased track, where he sings about hiding your "bitch."

This comes after Kanye West came under fire for sharing an extremely racy photo of his wife, which he quickly deleted after receiving backlash from fans.

West shared a provocative throwback clip from 2008 of Pamela Anderson, now 57, celebrating Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's birthday on "The Girls Next Door."

In a video posted on his Instagram storiesAnderson was seen presenting Hefner with a birthday cake as he was doting.

The post is paired with explicit audio from what appears to be West's unreleased track titled "Hide Your B-tch."

The "Baywatch" star, famous for having graced the cover of Playboy 13 times, joined Hefner's then-girlfriends Holly Madison, Bridget Marquardt and Kendra Wilkinson for the celebration.

As Anderson approached with a candlelit chocolate cake, Hefner seemed more mesmerized by her bold appearance than the cake itself, commenting, "You look good."

West's decision to release the explicit video raised eyebrows, sparking speculation about his marriage to Bianca Censori, whom he wed in 2022.

In 2018, West and Anderson were unexpectedly linked after the "Barbed Wire" actress wrote a letter to the rapper expressing her support for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

In the letter, Anderson shared her belief that Assange was being "tortured" and that they were "trying to kill him."

"I support him and I know you value free speech. Visibility is good for him, especially in America. Where they are trying to imprison him for life or worse for exposing government corruption," Anderson's letter, obtained by TMJread.

The actress detailed Assange's plight, saying he had been locked in a small room at the Ecuadorian embassy in London for almost six years, without "visitors, phone calls or internet access".

"They squeeze him," she noted Daily Mailadding that Assange needs public support and would benefit from "brave voices" like West talking about him.

She praised the controversial rapper for his boldness, saying she admires his "no filter" approach and that his influence is important in driving change.

Before sharing the provocative video of Anderson, West came under fire for posting an explicit photo of his wife, Censori.

In the clip, the 30-year-old model wore the tiniest bikini ever as she hit a pole for the camera.

Fans took to the comments section in their numbers to slam the rapper, claiming he was "disrespecting" his wife for putting her "on public display."

"I can't imagine exposing someone who is truly loved like that," one user wrote, while another added: "Sorry, but a man who does this to his wife doesn't love his wife."

"Just to show his complete lack of respect for his wife. No decent man would expose a woman he's supposed to love like that," wrote one furious fan, according to Daily Mail.

"Any decent man would protect his wife from gruesome sexual images and keep them to himself!" added another.

Click here to see the shocking photo.

The rapper reunited with his children after a long 118-day separation, as he spends most of his time abroad.

West, who has traveled extensively with Censori since their marriage, was seen in Japan on Tuesday with his three youngest children.

The Daily Mailphotos obtained and videos showing West and his children, Saint, 9, Chicago, 6, and Psalm, 5, visiting a 7-Eleven store in Tokyo's Ginza district.

Dressed in black, West was photographed leaving the store with his children, who were carrying large bags of snacks, after the brief 10-minute stop.

Censori and West's oldest daughter, North, 11, was notably absent from the trip, and it's unclear if North traveled to Japan with her siblings to visit her father.

Meanwhile, West's frequent travels have reportedly become a source of tension with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian. The reality TV star accused him of being an absentee father to their children.

The rapper's actions drew further criticism after wildfires raged near Los Angeles, including two that threatened the Calabasas area where his children live.

Despite the fires that threatened their home, West remained in Japan and did not return to check on his children. Instead, he flew them to Tokyo, a decision likely to raise more questions about his reluctance to return to the US

Sources now said Daily Mail that West's decision to stay abroad was related to his fear of becoming embroiled in his former friend Sean "Diddy" Combs' scandal and his own lawsuits.

"Kanye's reasoning for not being (in America) has nothing to do with his kids and everything to do with the multiple lawsuits he's facing in the United States," the insider said. "With all this stuff with Diddy, Kanye is terrified."