KIM Kardashian and Taylor Swift’s feud is at boiling point again after the reality star posted a throwback snap of the singer’s naked wax lookalike, which appeared in Kanye’s Famous exhibition and video.

The mum-of-two posted the pic of her husband Kanye West’s controversial art exhibit from 2016, which featured a lookalike of the singer in bed alongside Kim, Kanye and a whole host of other big names.

Kim Kardashian has been accused of re-starting her feud with Taylor Swift by posting this ‘nude’ snap of her onlineCredit: Instagram

Taylor’s lookalike appeared beside Kim and Kanye’s in the exhibitionCredit: Tidal
Kim simply captioned the picture: “Famous.”

After Kim posted the snap online, she was inundated with comments from Taylor’s fans accusing her of picking on the singer.

Taylor’s furious fans responded to Kim by filling her comments with thousands of rat emojis.

Taylor appeared to hit back just 24 hours later, posting a picture of herself from her new Vogue shoot.

She wrote next to the picture: “I never trust a narcissist.

“But they love me…”

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Taylor’s fans were not impressed with Kim’s picture

While Kanye and Taylor have been at war since 2009, when he stormed the stage at the MTV Music Video Awards and ruined her acceptance speech for Best Female, her spat with Kim only started in 2016.

In his song Famous, Kanye sang: “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex.”

He also rapped: “I made that b***h famous.”

When it was released, Taylor fumed and said she never gave Kanye permission to use that line during a phone call in which they discussed the song.

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Their falling out started last summer, although Taylor and Kanye have been at war since 2009Credit: Splash News
In a statement, a representative said: “Kanye did not call for approval, but to ask Taylor to release his “Famous” on her Twitter account.

“She declined and cautioned him about releasing a song with such a strong misogynistic message. Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, ‘I made that b***h famous.’”

Taylor has previously denied allowing Kanye to use to the phrase ‘I made that b***h famous,’ in the lyrics to his track FamousCredit: Splash News
Kim then decided to release a recording of the audio online where Taylor could be heard calling the song a “compliment”.

Taylor then went on to tell Kanye him to use whichever lyric he thought was best because “people will know it is not a diss”.

The recording went viral and also ended up on an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.