Kanye West has left fans baffled after posting a bizarre video featuring a naked Pamela Anderson.
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The rapper, 47, took to his Instagram story to share a clip of the former Baywatch star from an appearance she made on the reality show The Girls Next Door in 2008.
In the video, Pamela is seen fully naked, presenting a cake to Playboy boss Hugh Hefner in honor of his 82nd birthday as a crowd looks on, before kissing him on the cheek.
Hugh, who died in 2017 at the age of 91, was seen beaming with joy as he put his arm around the then 40-year-old star's waist.
Kanye had overlaid the original audio with one that repeated: "Hide your b***h," leading some to believe it could be a tease for an upcoming album.
Others were rightfully concerned about how the now-57-year-old model and actress would feel about the old footage being resurfaced in this manner.
They commented: "Erm did Pamela Anderson approve Kanye to post that video or…?"
Others added: "I don’t think Pamela Anderson is going to like what Kanye did …" and: "Ye just posted naked Pamela Anderson what the f***."
Some wondered whether Kanye was hinting at a collaboration with Pamela on his upcoming new album after she previously appeared in his 2006 music video for 'Touch The Sky'.
Pamela is one of Playboy's most iconic cover stars, having first appeared on the magazine in October 1989.
She made history in January 2011 when she landed her 13th cover for the publication, more than any other model had ever done, according to Us Weekly.
While she made a name for herself as a sex symbol and blonde bombshell, in recent years, Pamela has embraced her natural beauty and chosen to go make-up-free.
She previously opened up about her decision to leave Playboy behind on Life Stories with Piers Morgan in 2018, revealing that the final straw was when there were "seven naked models" who wanted to watch her have sex with Hugh Hefner in the Playboy Mansion during a party.
Pamela explained: "Everyone was naked in the grotto and the girls were downstairs and they all went upstairs," cited by Metro.
"I followed them upstairs. I thought, ;What could be going on up here?' Seven girls, one at a time with Hef."
She continued: "I was stood at the end of the bed watching them and then I realized they were watching me. I thought 'This is not a movie. I need to leave.'"
However, the bizarre experience didn't ruin her friendship with the controversial founder, as she detailed how close they were in an emotional tribute post.
She shared in a now-deleted video that Hefner was the "most important person in (her) life" crediting him with kickstarting her career.
"Everything anyone loves about me is because you understood me. Accepted me and encouraged me to be myself,” she penned. “Love like no one else. Live recklessly With unfiltered abandon. You said the magazine was about a girl like me. That I embody the spirit you fantasized about. I was the one. You said," per PEOPLE.
Anderson also expressed gratitude to Hefner for being there for her family, including sons from her relationship with Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee.
“I will miss your everything,” she concluded the post. “Thank you for making the world a better place. A freer and sexier place. You were a gentleman charming, elegant, chivalrous And so much fun.”
She signed the tribute: “Goodbye Hef… Your Pamela.”