Elle Evans shot to celebrity status after appearing in Robin Thicke’s controversial music video for his summer hit “Blurred Lines.” In the video, Evans holds a lamb, puts her feet on Thicke’s face and goes topless, which Evans told Uinterview “wasn’t anything sexual” in an exclusive interview.

In the opening moments of the “Blurred Lines” video, the porcelain skinned Evans appears cradling a lamb like a baby. “You really had to support her and make her feel secure so that she didn't think she would fall. It was really sweet, she just wanted to nuzzle up in my neck. But after a good 15 or 20 minutes, she got really heavy all of sudden,” Evans said. “But I was still trying to look hot. It was funny.”

Evans also revealed to Uinterview that it was her feet that were all over Thicke’s face in the video. “My best memory I think was the reaction from people when they found out that my feet were going to be on Robin's face,” Evans laughed. “The people on his team — makeup, hair and wardrobe — when they heard, they were like, 'What? Oh my god! Oh my god, no way!' I thought it was great.”

Read Elle Evans Full Interview On 'Blurred Lines' With Uinterview Here

The blonde model, who believes that young women need to value and look out for themselves, not only didn't think Miley Cyrus' VMA performance was appropriate, but also thinks it failed to live up to shocking VMA perfomances of the past. "It was very extreme, and Miley wanted to be extreme because she wanted to make history," Evans told Uinterview. "Britney did it, Madonna did it, and now Miley did it. But Britney and Madonna did it well. I don't know. I'm not one to judge anybody, but I thought she could have done better. "

Evans, prior to landing a spot in the "Blurred Lines" video, was a Miss Teen USA contestant and a Playboy Playmate of the Month in 2009. She was previously in a relationship with EDM producer Deadmau5.

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