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Smiling Robin Thicke leaves New York after series of overly candid talk show revelations about losing 'love of my life' Paula Patton
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It's been a tough few days for Robin Thicke.
The Blurred Lines star flew out of New York on Thursday after a series of TV and radio interviews where he rehashed the reasons for the failure of his 20-year relationship with Paula Patton as he promoted his new album, Paula, which he hopes will help win her back.
The 37-year-old smiled as he walked to a limo waiting to take him to JFK after checking out of his Tribeca hotel.
Wanna love you girl: Robin Thicke left his Tribeca hotel on Thursday for a flight out of JFK after three days car service in boston New York promoting his album, Paula, which he wrote car service in boston an attempt to woo back estranged wife, Paula Patton
Working up a sweat? The Blurred Lines hitmaker had visible sweat stains on his grey chambray shirt
He was casually dressed for the five-hour flight car service in boston a pale grey shirt left untucked from his well-worn, stone-washed, black baggy jeans and grey sneakers.