Uma Thurman Offers Drake Her “Kill Bill” Costume Amid Rick Ross Feud: 'Need This?'

The actress is chiming in on Drake's ongoing beef with Ross, Kendrick Lamar and others

Uma Thurman appears to have picked her side in Drake's latest beef.

As the 37-year-old musician finds himself in the midst of an ongoing hip-hop feud involving Rick Ross, Kendrick Lamar and others, he's now earned some unlikely support from the Kill Bill actress, 53.

On Sunday, April 14, Drake posted a still to his Instagram Stories, taken from 2003's Kill Bill: Volume 1. The image showed Thurman's character of The Bride surrounded by multiple armed assailants — likely in reference to Drake's several ongoing feuds.

Well, Thurman is now upping the stakes, as she responded with an image of her Kill Bill costume to her Instagram Stories, tagging Drake. "Need this?" Thurman wrote over the photo, which showed her iconic yellow costume in storage.

"Yes pls. The pen is Hattori Hanzō," Drake wrote in a repost, comparing his lyrical skills to the famed samurai.

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Drake's upload came shortly after his alleged leaked diss track, titled "Push Ups (Drop and Give Me 50)" surfaced on social media, per Rolling Stone. The song later premiered in CDQ on media personality DJ Akademiks' Twitch stream on Saturday, April 13.

A rep for Drake did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request to confirm the song's validity on April 15.

In the song, Drake seemingly responded to several of his adversaries — including both Lamar and Ross. While the rapper largely takes aim at Lamar over his verse on Metro Boomin and Future's "Like That," he also sends some apparent shots at Ross ("Every song that made it on the chart, he got from Drizzy.")

Ross was quick to respond that same night with track "Champagne Moments," which was also teased on Akademiks' Twitch stream. In it, Ross apparently accused Drake of having "ghostwriters," claims he got plastic surgery on his nose, and claims mentor Lil Wayne "gave [Drake] the juice."

The jabs also extended to social media over the weekend, as Ross used the hashtag "#BBLDrizzy" on X (formerly Twitter) and encouraged him to "drop a response or tell the kids you don’t respond."

Beyond re-sharing the Thurman photo, Drake has also used Instagram to laugh off some of Ross' shots, uploading an apparent text exchange with his mother, Sandi Graham, in which she playfully asked Drake about the alleged nose job, per Billboard.

“It’s coming from Rick Ross the guy I did songs with he’s gone loopy off the Mounjaro he hasn’t eaten in days and it’s turned him angry and racist he’s performing at proms for money it’s bad don’t worry we’ll handle it," Drake responded in the image.

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Ross also shared a video that same day, announcing that "BBL Drizzy called his mommy on me."

"...But tell your momma… tell your old girl she a beautiful lady," Ross said in the clip. "I told you that before and I meant that, but you tell your momma, white boy, you stayed out at the park too late and you can’t call her when you get in this s---. This s--- too deep to call your momma, white boy.”

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