Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are on one wild ride.
The 33-year-old reality star can be seen straddling her fiancé topless while he steers a motorcycle through the desert for his "Bound 2" music video.
The 36-year-old rapper debuted the provocative clip featuring the mother of his child on a episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" set to air Tuesday.


The video starts out showing off the sexy silhouette of Kardashian's post-baby body as she is sprawled across the bike.
When West belts out the lyric "one good girl is worth a thousand b--ches," the two parents of 4-month-old North West engage in a steamy embrace and begin to kiss.
A source first teased Kardashian’s vixen role in the video directed by Nick Knight to Us Weekly on Monday calling it, "really sexy."
"Kim looks beyond gorgeous. It's very artsy, very beautiful," the insider continued.
"The imagery is very colorful and light. Nothing about it feels pop or urban. She looks incredible."
DeGeneres questioned West on Tuesday’s show about whether being a new father has made him more concerned about how he expresses himself, asking if the video came off as "dirty."
“No, I'm not as concerned with the idea of profanity or nudity; it’s more the messaging behind it,” West says.
“She's going to be in the real world, so she's going to hear things and see things. I think she's gotta be prepared for that.”
The singer went on to gush about how “awesome” his bride-to-be is and why Kardashian deserved the lavish proposal at AT&T Park in San Francisco on her birthday in October.
“She's an important person, (and) when I was at my lowest moments I could get on the phone with her and she would make me feel like, you know, I was here for a reason. And I was.”
“It's incredible to have a woman like that, that you know is not using you for money,” he continues on the relationship with his famous fiancée.
“Her personality is so calming. And I don't know if that’s the way people would describe my personality,” said West, who has been involved in several anger-filled public incidents, to the daytime host.
“I'll tell you, they would not,” DeGeneres jokes back.
“It's almost like people make fun of me for like how in love I actually am, I'm trying to avoid the jump-up-on-the-couch moment, but yeah it’s just, it's good," West explains, referring to Tom Cruise's infamous declaration of his love for Katie Holmes during a 2005 Oprah Winfrey appearance.
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