When appearing on Chelsea Lately to dish about her new movie "2 Guns," Paula Patton explained how she really felt about her husband Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" unrated video that feature the infamous topless model trio.

Patton admitted to wanting to get into the grove when she hears her man's summertime smash hit.

"I love that song," Patton said, smiling from cheek to cheek. "I don't know what it is, it just makes you want to dance and party."

Not satisfied with the actress' answer, Handler followed up with this question: "Does it make you want to have sex with your husband?"

"You know what, fine," said Patton, surrendering to the drilling question. "I watched that video and I was a little bit jealous and then I wanted to jump his bones. I was like, ‘I want to take you down right now.' That's how I know it's a hit."

Well, the "Jumping The Broom" starlet could've been that jealous since she was the one who persuaded him into launching the fleshy version of the "Blurred Lines" video anyway.

Patton explained that her husband came home one day with the final cut and stressed how he was a bit on edge when it came to deciding whether to use the explicit or clothed version of the video.

"It's funny, he came back home and he was like, ‘I gotta be honest with you. Diane Martel, the video director, did an amazing job on it. She wanted to do a nude version.' And so he saw it and he's like, ‘I don't know, I'm nervous. I'm nervous.' And we watched it and I thought, ‘It's amazing, it's beautiful. I like it better than the clothed version. I don't know what to tell you. You gotta let it out.'"

Upon Thicke's travels, he runs into questions on whether the wifey had a problem with the under-dressed beauties in his dirty little video.

"Obviously if she didn't like it, I wouldn't put it out," the singer voiced in an interview, according to Daily Mail.

When radio personalities Charlamagne Tha God and Angel Yee of Power 105.1 The Breakfast Club wondered whether Thicke's leading lady had a problem with the nakedness the singer said, "Paula believes violence is ugly and nudity is beautiful."

The musical genius added that naked women in his video entices Paula to heighten their sex life.

"Paula smart," said Thicke. "If I have a video with naked girls, when I come home she got on booty shorts, a little lingerie, she got the right song playing, and she starts dancing as soon as I walk in the door."