Watch out, Jen! Gerard Butler gets friendly with French beauty on return trip to Paris
4/10/2010 01:21:00 PM
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Only last week he was snapped cheekily grabbing Jennifer Aniston's bottom as they enjoyed a night out in Paris together.
But it seems that it's not only the romance of the French capital that had Gerard Butler smitten after he was snapped back in the city with another beauty on his arm.
In pictures that are sure to get Miss Aniston's heart sinking, Butler, 40, was seen getting very cosy with TV presenter Laurie Cholewa, 29, as they strolled around Paris together yesterday.
Just days after he was pictured groping his Bounty Hunter co-star Jennifer, 41, he was back in the city to meet up with Laurie, who he is believed to have met while doing publicity for the film.
A source told People magazine that Butler 'completely cracked' for Laurie during their sit-down interview.
But it seems that it's not only the romance of the French capital that had Gerard Butler smitten after he was snapped back in the city with another beauty on his arm.
In pictures that are sure to get Miss Aniston's heart sinking, Butler, 40, was seen getting very cosy with TV presenter Laurie Cholewa, 29, as they strolled around Paris together yesterday.
Just days after he was pictured groping his Bounty Hunter co-star Jennifer, 41, he was back in the city to meet up with Laurie, who he is believed to have met while doing publicity for the film.
A source told People magazine that Butler 'completely cracked' for Laurie during their sit-down interview.
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