My eyes are up here! Bill Clinton caught 'not paying attention' in selfie with attractive brunette The former president was snapped seemingly giving a brunette woman in a low-cut shirt a look of admiration as she posed for a selfie with him Bill Clinton was apparently not paying attention. The former president was snapped seemingly giving a brunette woman in a low-cut shirt a look of admiration Â - as she posed for a selfie next to him, in a photo that appeared on Reddit. The mystery woman wore a dark, deep-cut v-neck top at the time the photo was taken and Clinton was caught in looking her direction. Not focused?Â Clinton was snapped seemingly giving a brunette woman a look of admiration as she posed for a selfie next to himÂ Ari'elle AvdalÃ®'s Facebook profile includes the photograph with Clinton - and shows it was uploaded to the social media site last December The photo was published to Reddit's r/funny thread by Redditor dev27, The Daily Dot reported. The caption read 'President Clinton didn't realize my friend was taking a selfie with him.' dev27 claimed to be friends with the woman in the photograph, Ari'elle AvdalÃ®.Â AvdalÃ®'s Facebook profile includes the photograph with Clinton - and shows it was uploaded to the social media site last December. Her profile says she is a teacher, lives in Los Angeles and is originally from Tel Aviv, Israel. AvdalÃ® did not immediately return a request for comment from MailOnline. Monica Lewinsky - the woman Clinton famously had an affair with while he was President of the United States and she was an intern - also made headlines this week, when she said she had no plans to change her last name. She told Porter in quotes published by Page SixÂ on Monday 'No one else in the investigation had to change their name. I use aliases at times to protect my privacy, but Iâ€™m not ashamed of who I am.'Â Monica Lewinsky, who had an affair with Clinton at the White House when he was president and she was an intern, also made headlines this week, when she said she had no plans to change her last name. She also reportedly told the magazine 'For a long time I didnâ€™t realize the implication of simple things, like looking for an apartment. Now when I fill out a form I have to think, "Will somebody go to the press with my private information?" 'In 1998...I was terrified every morning for eight months that I would be indicted, then ultimately convicted and put in jail,' she also told Porter. Lewinsky also said 'I graduated from the London School of Economics with a masterâ€™s in social psychology. I had been job-hunting with little - really, no - success. It was at that point... that I began to realize how much damage has been done to my reputation - what had been taken from me. It was a frightening time filled with much despair, and anxiety and hopelessness.