Amber Rose got bold and posed nude for her interview for GQ magazine.

The model also got candid during her interview as she talked about her feelings towards Kim Kardashian and her stepsister Kylie Jenner. Rose also explained a previous statement when she dissed Tyga for dating Jenner.

Rose stripped down to her birthday suit for the November issue of GQ magazine. The racy photo shows the 32-year-old completely nude, wearing nothing except a pair of stilettos. Rose is kneeling on what looks to be a mirrored glass as she faces the camera sideways, using her right hand to cover her breasts.

But her photo is not the only prominent feature in the magazine. In it she also opened up about her feud with the Kardashian clan and about Tyga's relationship with 18-year-old Jenner. She also brought up her relationship with ex Kanye West, who is now married with children to Kim.

Rose first talked about her previous diss to Tyga about dating the teenaged Jenner during a radio interview on "The Breakfast Club." According to Celebuzz, Rose was referring to her interview where she had called Kylie a "baby."  

"I really went in on Tyga. He'd been texting Blac Chyna, saying, 'I really want my family back' -- but he was out with a 17-year-old, " she said.

Her statements during the radio interview had irked step-sister Khloe Kardashian, who quickly got back at the model by mentioning Amber's past as a stripper. The diss reportedly caught Amber off-guard and she thought that if they were really going to dig up her past then she might as well talk about Kim's sex tape.

"I said, 'Your sister has a career because your other sister made a sex tape and put the whole family on.'  Not that there's anything wrong with that. I think it's fucking awesome that she did a sex tape and made millions of dollars for her family. But let's not forget where we came from. Because I didn't," she told GQ during her interview.

Rose also talked about her relationship with Kanye West and about how he had talked about their past through his songs. But despite all the anger and the "slut shaming," the mother-of-one told GQ that she's done harboring ill feelings towards people. She revealed her intent to let the past remain in the past. She also only had good words to say about West, telling GQ that the rapper is "a good artist."