Amber Rose: Model tells Kim Kardashian "don’t think you're better than me"

Looks like the battle between Amber Rose and the Kardashians has just been invoked in the latest issue of GQ Magazine!

  Amber Rose has stripped off naked in
a striking image to co-incide with a
 new interview in GQ magazine, in
which she seemed to reignite her
 feud with the Kardashian-Jenners
(gqmagazine)

Amber Rose is opening up about her longtime feud with the Kardashians and says she as well as the reality tv family have passed through trials and tribulations which makes them both no different from each other.

Kim Kardashian's maternity style
(Daily Mail)

In her recent interview with GQ magazine - where she stripped to nothing for their November cover - Amber tried to explain the long-standing feud between herself and the Kardashian-Jenner clan starting with her clash with Khloe Kardashian on Twitter earlier this year.

"I said [to Khloé Kardashian], 'Your sister [Kylie Jenner] has a career because your other sister [Kim Kardashian] made a sex tape and put the whole family on.' I think it's f***ing 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." Amber shared with the mag.

Ray J and Kim Kardashian made a sex
 tape in 2003
(nydailynews)

Although the comment seemed to be a compliment, the sentiment may not have been so pure, judging by her previous relationship with the Kardashian-Jenners. Kim rose to fame in 2003 after a sex tape created with ex-boyfriend Ray J went viral, putting her - and eventually the rest of the family - on the showbiz map

"She [Kim] probably had a f***ing blast. And guess what? At the time she was in love with that guy… So don't think you're better than me, because we've all had trials and tribulations."

Kim Kardashian and Amber Rose
(Getty Images)

Also in the interview, Amber - who began stripping at the age of 15 - added that that period in her teens was the "best f***ing time of my lif".

"I'm not going to say young girls should go be dancers. But that was my journey, and I don't regret it," she said.