London: Rumor has it that Christina Aguilera propositioned Vanessa Hudgens to join her and boyfriend Matt Rutler in the bedroom.
The mum of one, 31, allegedly hit on the High School Musical star, 23, at a Beverly Hills party.
Sources told RadarOnline that the singer approached her at a swanky Beverly Hills party for the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note II last month.
According to onlookers, Aguilera didn’t have much game that night. The source said that Aguilera looked like “a hot mess in black stretch pants and wrinkled white T-shirt.”
“There were vodka bottles strewn all over her table, and she seemed to be glued to them,” the source told Star magazine.
“Eventually Matt looked like he had taken on the role of babysitter.”
Aguilera allegedly put the moves on the young actress.
The source explained, “She spent a lot of time on the dance floor gyrating next to Vanessa, who looked like she was having fun with the situation in a good-natured way. And the more Christina drank, the more her kinky side seemed to come out.
“It really seemed like she was playing the role of seductress – with Vanessa as her target!”
Unfortunately for Aguilera, Hudgens declined the offer.
“Out of the blue stumbled over to Vanessa and begged her to come back home with her and Matt!” the insider told Star magazine.
“Vanessa was taken aback but smiled and politely declined the offer,” the source added.
ANI
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