She's back on the market, boys! Blurred Lines beauty Emily Ratajkowski splits with boyfriend Andrew Dryden

She caught the attention of men all over the world with her racy turn in the music video for Blurred Lines.
And now Emily Ratajkowski is finally back on the market after reportedly splitting with her boyfriend Andrew Dryden.
The 22-year-old was overheard telling partygoers
at a Super Bowl event over the weekend that she was newly single.

Split: Emily Ratajkowski has parted ways with Andrew Dryden, picture in New York in September

A new report by the New York Post claims that the Polish beauty made the revelation while attending the DirectTV Super Bowl bash.
And appearing to confirm the breakup, when the publication asked businessman Dryden about the split he said: 'Sorry, I don’t want to talk about it.'
Emily's reps have not responded to the paper's request for comment.

This is what they remember: Emily won fans by cavorting with Robin Thicke

Shot to fame: The 22-year-old caught attention for her skin-baring dance moves in the racy Blurred Lines video

Meanwhile, the notoriety Emily won from cavorting with Robin Thicke, Pharrell and rapper TI in the video for their No 1 hit Blurred Lines has paid off - as she is set to appear in a shoot for the prestigious Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.
The brunette beauty, who has so far been watched in action on the music video by more than 256million viewers on YouTube, has dropped a series of hints that she has been photographed for the 50th anniversary edition, which is out on February 11.
When asked about posing for Sports Illustrated, Emily last year told the magazine: 'I think there’s a wonderful tradition. This year is the anniversary issue. It would be an honor to be included in that history of supermodels.'

Whispers: The model was heard at various Super Bowl parties stating she was single, pictured in Los Angeles in January

On December 3, MJ Day posted pictures of a model looking to be Emily - but only seen from behind or the neck up, while on the same day, Emily put up a photo of an infinity pool and some beautiful folliage, saying she had arrived in 'paradise'.
Amid the controversy of Blurred Lines - which was called 'rape-y' and demeaning to women - Emily admitted to GQ magazine that she had initially found the video hard to watch, saying: 'When I first saw the video, I was like, Oh, Jesus Christ, I’m so naked. Not just naked, but so revealed.
‘It was my personality,’ she said. ‘There was no glamour involved. I was just silly and playful and kind of ridiculous - a big dork. And I only let my best friends see that. Or if I’ve had a couple of cocktails.’

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