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“Even talking about it right now I’m like, ‘OK, no I’m glad that we’re bringing it up.'” So, to just open up that can of worms and be like, ‘Let’s talk about it,’ went against, like, every instinct that I had,” she added. “I feel like I’ve spent my entire career trying not to be the girl from that video. The I Feel Pretty star, who shares 8-month-old son Sylvester with husband Sebastian Bear-McClard, admitted that the “Blurred Lines” chapter ended up taking “the longest to write” because she wasn’t sure if she wanted to bring it up at all. It doesn’t mean that just because this person did this one thing or didn’t do that one thing, they’re good or bad.” I think that our world needs to understand that we live in a culture that allows for men to feel like they can behave a certain way. “I don’t believe in good guys and bad guys. “I don’t believe in canceling someone, I’m sure that Robin Thicke has a lot of wonderful things about him,” Ratajkowski said on the podcast. I wondered: What if I had yelled in Robin Thicke’s face and made a scene? Stopped the shoot? Maybe my big break never would’ve happened.”Īfter coming forward with her story, the iCarly alum clarified on Tuesday that she wasn’t trying to end Thicke’s career - and that she could only speak for her own experience with him. “I was also ashamed - of the fun that, despite myself, I’d had dancing around naked,” she continued in the chapter. (When the video was released, Thicke was still married to now-ex Paula Patton.) Over the years, Ratajkowski found herself getting “defensive” of her participation on the project, which featured her and two other models cozying up to Thicke in a bed. We paused awkwardly, and then we continued shooting.” Despite how many of us were there and how safe I’d felt in their presence, we were in no position to hold Robin Thicke accountable on the set of his music video. Ratajkowski chose not to say anything that day on set, writing, “I didn’t react - not really, not like I should have. My head turned to the darkness beyond the set.” … He smiled a goofy grin and stumbled backward, his eyes concealed behind his sunglasses. “I instinctively moved away, looking back at Robin Thicke. “Suddenly, out of nowhere, I felt the coolness and foreignness of a stranger’s hands cupping my bare breasts from behind,” the Gone Girl actress claimed in the excerpt.

The model made headlines last month a chapter in her memoir, which alleged that the performer groped her in 2013, was leaked online.

“I actually haven’t ,” Ratajkowski, 30, revealed during an interview on the Tuesday, November 9, episode of “Call Her Daddy” podcast, noting that she has been blocked by Thicke, 44, on social media since their time on the “Blurred Lines” music video set. 'Online we have this discourse of, 'oh, women, tell your truths, it's so brave,' but I see first hand the conversations that happen behind closed doors and the other feeling that 'now she's complaining but look what it brought her, how could she do that to that man and let the world know about something he did when he was drunk which was stupid', even now I feel those voices and have a bit of panic.and humiliation.Emily Ratajkowski didn’t hold back about her experience working with Robin Thicke in her new book, My Body, but the pair haven’t had much contact since. Talking to the Guardian, she said: 'Even now talking about it, I don't like the weird position it puts me in. Read more: Emily Ratajkowski 'frustrated' that Robin Thicke allegations were leaked

The model and author wrote about the alleged incident in her collection of essays, My Body, and in a new interview has said she still struggles with speaking out about her experience. (AFP via Getty Images)Įmily Ratajkowski has admitted to still feeling 'panic and humiliation' when talking about Robin Thicke, who she says groped her while they were filming his Blurred Lines music video in 2013. Emily Ratajkowski has spoken about her experiences making the Blurred Lines video.

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