She said what she said.

The hard to spell model doesn’t want that fling with the married A list actor/sometime director to come back and bite her, so said what she said.

Emily Ratajkowski

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‘We Continue to Blame Women for Men’s Mistakes’: Emily Ratajkowski Enters Adam Levine Discourse to Call Out Cheaters

It wouldn’t be an internet discussion surrounding feminism and body politics if it didn’t involve everyone’s favorite: Emrata. Model, actress, and author Emily Ratajkowski jumped into the discourse fray late Tuesday, following allegations that Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine was conducting several flirty interactions, and one alleged physical affair, through his Instagram DMs.

On Monday, Instagram model Sumner Stroh claimed on TikTok that she had an affair with Levine that began through Instagram and that the singer “manipulated” her. But instead of being broadly embraced by the TikTok community, Stroh was chastised for engaging in a relationship with a married man. She then made a follow-up video, where she said she was under the impression Levine’s marriage was over and was being kept quiet to avoid any press.

“That’s why I feel exploited because he knew I believed everything he said, because of my vulnerable position being new to L.A.,” Stroh said, in a video that has now received 9.9 million views. “As soon as I realized that was not the case I cut things off with him.”

Stroh said she was “embarrassed and disgusted” and didn’t want people to think she was “playing the victim” in her original video. Regardless of her intentions, her mentions and stitches were flooded with women sympathizing with Behati Prinsloo, Levine’s wife, or claiming Stroh was only exposing the alleged relationship for clout. Then, more women began to reveal their online messages with Levine, with at least three other Instagram models saying the singer had DM’d them and began flirtatious conversations. A larger discussion quickly sprung up about where the responsibility lies when a partner cheats and whether the other woman is at all to blame — with most saying Stroh should have known better. – Source

DYK Ben Affleck Handpicked Emily Ratajkowski For Gone Girl After Seeing Her In THIS Video

David Fincher’s Gone Girl was the biggest mystery-thriller of the year 2014 featuring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike. But there was one absolutely hated character in the movie who was played by an actress specially handpicked by the Justice League actor. Read more to know about how Ben Affleck decided to cast model Emily Ratajkowski and why she was the perfect choice for the role.

Then 23-year-old American model Emily Ratajkowski gained prominence after appearing in the very controversial and explicit music video of Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines in 2013. The exposure helped her land a cover in the July issue of GQ where the director of the thriller movie David Fincher spoke about casting her for the role. Emily played the role of Andie Hardy, mistress of Ben Affleck’s character Nick Dunne and a writing student.

Talking to the magazine, David revealed that he was discussing the role of Andie Hardy with Ben Affleck and wanted someone who was discordant with men as well as women in the audience. Further elaborating his point, David explained that he was looking for someone who would make the women repel in disgust for the character where else create a point of a moral dilemma for the men. Agreeing with David’s explanation, Ben Affleck was quick to recommended Emily Ratajkownski for the role after citing her performance in Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines.

The director continued to explain the character stating that Andy was ‘incredibly mature’ and was not infatuated with being ‘girl of the moment’. The team needed the character to be extremely special as the protagonist was going to waste his life away for her, confirmed the director. David agreed to the actor’s suggestion and proceeded to feature Emily in the Gone Girl cast. – Source