Paula Patton Is ‘Pissed’ That Robin Thicke Had To Pay Marvin Gaye Family For ‘Blurred Lines’

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By Stony KoolPaula Patton is not happy that Robin Thicke was ordered to pay the Marvin Gaye family for copyright infringement for his biggest hit, “Blurred Lines.” As a matter of fact, Patton says she is “incredibly pissed off that Marvin Gayes estate was awarded the money.

Robin Thicke who recently lost a major copyright battle over his hit song “Blurred Lines” to the family of Motown legend Marvin Gaye. Robin Thicke and Pharell Williams were ordered to pay the estate of Marvin Gaye $7.3 million for reportedly copying “Got To Give It Up ” to make “Blurred Lines.” Thicke and Williams plan to appeal the judgment.

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Gaye’s family sued Thicke, 38, Pharrell Williams, and Clifford Harris Jr. (T.I.) for $25 million after the songwriters attempted to fight copyright claims that they more than borrowed Gaye’s hit “Got To Give It Up.” Radar Online reported that a friend of Robin Thicke’s ex-wife complained that “any money that comes out of Robin’s pocket comes out of her pocket too.” The source alleged that “The endless money that she used to have when ‘Blurred Lines‘ came out” may be cut off “and her ex’s reputation has been tarnished forever.”

That song was the jackpot for the both of them and was his career high point,” the source told Radar Online. “Now it is clearly his downfall.” Patton officially filed for divorce in October 2014. At first Thicke tried to win back his childhood sweetheart with an album called “Paula.” The 38-year-old the singer and the 39-year-old actress reportedly settled their differences over child custody and property issues.