Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram on Saturday to share a set of spicy new images with her followers.

The 28-year-old Texas native — who is in a legal battle with her label owner — looked flawless in a cropped white T-shirt that read, ‘Bad Anxiety,’ the title of one of her songs.

The Grammy-winning superstar tagged Official Hotties Merch, directing her fans where to find the clothing item.

Megan teamed the baby tee with a black thong that had a yellow smiley face at the center and read ‘Hottie Club.’

She showed off her toned, flat abdomen as she added a sparkling ring to her pierced belly-button.

Sultry: Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram on Saturday to share a set of spicy new images with her followers

Merch: The 28-year-old Texas native — who is in a legal battle with her label owner — looked flawless in a cropped white T-shirt that read, ‘Bad Anxiety,’ the title of one of her songs

The Thot Sh*t hitmaker wore her hair in voluminous, honey-blonde coils that spilled down her back.

In the two photos Megan, born Megan Ruth Pete, was perched on her knees as she posed on a large bed with white bedding.

Meg was mum in the caption as she said nothing but used a single drooling face emoji.

The rap sensation’s face was perfectly made up with sleek cateye black liner and shimmery eye shadow.

The cosmetics were complete with a rosy pink lip stain outlined in brown liner to highlight her plump pout.

Megan uploaded a similarly racy post on social media one week earlier.

She looked flawless in a cropped white T-shirt that read: ‘I [love] to make boys cry.’

The fashionista paired the babydoll tee with a pair of light wash jeans that she wore unbuttoned and slightly unzipped.

Hot girl: Megan uploaded a similarly racy post on social media one week earlier

Days ago the star filed legal papers claiming that the owner of the 1501 Certified Entertainment label she’s signed to, Carl Crawford, has not been paying her.

She added that he is taking company funds in anticipation of a potential legal judgment she could win against him.

Megan accused Crawford, 41, of mismanaging his company’s funds via a ‘fraudulent transfer of assets’ in court papers, according to TMZ.

She said that Crawford has ‘dissipated millions of dollars held in 1501’s primary bank account,’ and is keeping for himself the bulk of the money the company generates.

As the plaintiff, she also said that millions of dollars have been deposited into the label’s account – the number was redacted in the legal docs, but its balance shows less than $10,000, Billboard reported.

In the legal papers, the Sweetest Pie artist said that the only people who are getting paid from the label are executives Crawford, J. Prince and Gee Roberson.

Megan previously sued 1501 in 2020, saying the label had blocked her from putting out new material after she attempted to rework the terms of their agreement.

The Cry Baby singer said in legal docs that she filed the latest motion in an effort to preserve the company’s proceeds as she feels that executives are deliberately shorting the account in anticipation of potential monetary penalties in their ongoing litigation.

Litigation: Days ago the star filed legal papers claiming that the owner of the 1501 Certified Entertainment label she’s signed to, Carl Crawford, has not been paying her

‘Based on 1501’s undercapitalization, it is highly probable that 1501 will be judgment-proof by the time Pete is able to obtain a final judgment on the merits of her claims,’ the musical artist’s legal team told the court, according to Billboard.

Megan’s legal team requested the judge in the case set a third party to oversee and disperse the music company’s finances ‘until this dispute is resolved.’

The singer’s lawyers said that as an alternative tp that, a receiver could be appointed to ‘take possession of all of 1501’s bank accounts and any other bank accounts controlled or owned by Carl Crawford, including the bank accounts to which the money siphoned out of the bank account was transferred into.’

Lawyers for 1501 issued a statement to Billboard saying that ‘the allegations are without merit’ and that they ‘are confident that 1501 will prevail on these motions and ultimately recover the substantial money that Ms. Pete owes 1501.’