Elizabeth Hurley hit the red carpet for The Portrait Gallery last night in a winter-white fur shrug and a gold halter gown. Very reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe. Hurley was called President Bill Clinton's Marilyn Monroe.

Like the fur that shrugs off her shoulders, Elizabeth Hurley shrugging off the Bill Clinton affair rumors started by her ex Tom Sizemore at The Portrait Gala 2014 at the National Portrait Gallery on Tuesday night.

Sizemore admitted that he made the whole affair story up while on a binge, but Liz still had to deny them as "ludicrous." Today the headlines that Liz Hurley had an affair with Bill Clinton hit the headlines in supermarkets everywhere.

Elizabeth Hurley says she was not Bill Clinton's Marilyn Monroe. The British actress, who played the devil in a red dress in the comedy "Bedazzled," denied claims that she had had an affair with President Clinton. Tom Sizemore claimed that he helped former President Bill Clinton arrange for an affair with Elizabeth Hurley. Sizemore has since apologized to his former girlfriend Hurley.

It appears it was the drugs talking. Hollywood star Tom Sizemore backpedaled on the Elizabeth Hurley claims. He now admits he made up the story of Elizabeth Hurley and Bill Clinton's love affair during a drug binge. Tom Sizemore was also recently photographed reportedly smoking crystal meth.

British newspaper The Globe ran the story after confirming the report with an audio recording that caught Elizabeth Hurley's ex-boyfriend, Tom Sizemore, making the claims. RadarOnline.com reported that Sizemore set up Elizabeth Hurley for a date with Clinton in 1998 when he was at the White House with Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks for a screening of the World War II movie "Saving Private Ryan." Tom Sizemore reportedly said that he handed Mr. Clinton the phone number and watched as he dialed it immediately.

Elizabeth Hurley immediately took to Twitter throw cold water on any claims Tom Sizemore made that she had an with former US president Bill Clinton that Sizemore said lasted over a year.

Hurley tweeted "Ludicrously silly stories about me & Bill Clinton. Totally untrue. In the hands of my lawyers. Yawn."

Liz Hurley thanked fans and wrote  "Thank you very much for your (mostly) very nice comments on what has been a pretty gruesome day x." Later she added "It's been a tough couple of months in many ways- thanks to all my friends & family for your unwavering support & kindness."

Sizemore apologized to Hurley in a live video interview with the Huffington Post. Sizemore said made up the story and lied about ever going to the White House. Sizemore said: "I'm not denying I said those things. It's an old video and they are the rantings of a guy, and it has been chronicled, who had a very severe drug problem. It's old tape. I wasn't willingly videotaped but those were the kind of folks I was hanging around with back before I went to celebrity rehab and started to get straightened out. I haven't heard the tape but I think it's my voice. I wasn't in the best of shape."

Sizemore added "I'd like to apologize to her for any hurt or BS I called [Liz] or the Clintons or anybody else i may have mentioned... They were the rantings of a drug addicted actor."

Sizemore was convicted in the assault and battery of "Hollywood Madam" Heidi Fleiss and spent seven months in prison for it.