The woman at the center of Robin Thicke's 'butt-grab' incident has admitted that she knew he was grabbing her rear, but didn't realize it was caught in the reflection of the mirror.
The blonde beauty in question, Lana Scolaro, told Celebuzz that the photo, which showed the married singer grabbing the socialite's derriere, was taken in the DJ booth at MTV VMAs after party, Radar Online reported.
Scolaro told the site that she had posted the pic on Instagram and didn't notice the reflection, but someone noticed it and commented.
Scolaro asserted that she didn't think the snap would cause so much drama.
She insisted that she knew the 'Blurred Lines' hit maker from before, since they have common friends.
Scolaro said that she was going over to the DJ booth, when the dad-of-one, who has been married to Paula Patton since 2005, followed her.
Scolaro added that the Thicke's security guard took the photo and said, 'You guys make a cute couple'.
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