Amber Rose Calls Kanye West A Fu*king Clown

Fuming model Amber Rose isn't any closer to letting her heated feud with Kanye West go — as she laid into the rapper once again in a profanity-laced podcast segment.

The 32-year-old Rose said West crossed a line on Wednesday when he dragged her son with Wiz Khalifa into his outrageous, since-deleted Twitter barrage of the "Black and Yellow" artist — saying he has no right to talk about someone else's child.

"He' s a f---ing clown," Rose says on Friday's episode of the "Allegedly" podcast, according to TMZ.

"I would never talk about kids in an argument," she continued. "It just shows the type of person he is."

West, who dated Rose early on in his career, sparked an online brouhaha on Wednesday when he called out Khalifa for claiming he had no right to change his upcoming album's title to "Waves" since he didn't come up with the concept.

The outspoken artist was also angry that Khalifa had tweeted, “hit this kk and become yourself," in an apparent reference to his "Khalifa Kush" marijuana strain — as West interpreted it as a knock at his wife, Kim Kardashian.

After a series of tweets insulting Khalifa's music, West accused his fellow hip-hop star of letting a stripper "trap" him, referring to Rose. He then claimed he "owned" their 2-year-old son Sebastian before alleging Wiz "wouldn't have a child if it wasn't for me."

This prompted Rose to intervene by sharing a crude tweet about her past sexual exploits with West.

"Awww @kanyewest are u mad I'm not around to play in ur a------ anymore?" she wrote.

Rose opted not to expound on the unsavory tweet during the "Allegedly" interview, but she did continue her dismantling of the "Gold Digger" rapper.

"Don't talk about my kid," she said. "Don't talk about my baby. I wouldn't have said anything if it was just between him and Wiz."

She then called him a "cornball" before expressing disbelief that he continues to blast her and her family, even though they spent two intimate years together.

"You took me around the world," she said. "We dated for like two years. (And now) you're talking s--- about Wiz and my baby."

Rose's tirade against West greatly contradicts her recent TIME magazine op-ed, "How I Learned To Stop Caring What People Think."

"When you really stop caring about what people say, that’s when you really start living," she wrote.

She did, however, point out in the "Allegedly" podcast that she held her tongue earlier this month when West referenced her in his new song, "No More Parties in L.A."

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