Robin Thicke’s ‘Blurred Lines’ Dancer Goes Nude, Dating & Girlfriend Rumors Follow ‘Get Her Back’ Singer’s Split With Ex-Wife Paula Patton [NEWS]
Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" back-up dancer Emily Ratajkowski was featured in a nude photoshoot for GQ magazine.
The 23-year-old swimsuit model was smeared with sand on the cover of the publication.
But Ratajkowski isn't the only girl in Thicke's life fans are buzzing about.
His alleged rebound girlfriend April Love Geary revealed during an interview with TMZ that the two are "just friends."
Could the 19-year-old model have rejected the "Get Her Back" and "Blurred Lines" singer?
The 17th annual Grammy Foundation Legacy Concert on Feb. 5 in Los Angeles will include a performance by Robin Thicke, leaving many fans wondering if he will perform a song about his ex-wife Paula Patton.
His alleged new girlfriend, 19-year-old model April Love Geary, posted a picture of herself on Instagram laying down in his bedroom. The revelation has sparked rumors the new couple's romance has his ex-wife Paula Patton jealous.
The "Blurred Lines" singer has been spotted with a mystery brunette at a number of events in Los Angeles, including Leonardo DiCaprio's 40th birthday.
He also allegedly used his son to flirt with women while on a hiking exercise.
"They were both dressed in workout gear, looking incredibly cute and that drew a lot of female attention," an insider told Dish Nation.
"Robin obviously thought it was a waste if he didn't act on it, so he was chatting with women left, right and center!"
He allegedly also held a party celebrating his divorce from ex-wife Paula Patton on Oct. 10, the Page Six reports, where models and Leo DiCaprio were invited.
"There were a lot of models there. Leo and Robin were being super flirtatious and talking to tons of girls. Robin, in particular, was dancing and talking to a pretty brunette throughout most of the night. At one point, he grabbed a girl's hand and was like, 'Let's dance' . . . he was in great spirits, and put on a mix of music including pop, hip-hop, older stuff from the '90s and soul. Everyone was dancing until past 3 a.m.," a source told the site.