“It’s great to be alone for the very first time.”
After many trips down the aisle Pamela Anderson It is learning how to fly solo.
Anderson, 55 shares his feelings about being alone. new interview With CBS Sunday Morning Before the publication of her new memoir, Love Pamela Netflix documentary Pamela: Love Story both of which will be available later in the month. “People are in and around my life, or people come to my life. I thought the common factor in all these relationships was me. That is why I have to improve my communication skills.
The former is not. Baywatch bombshell — whose exes include Motley Crue rocker Tommy Lee, second husband Kid Rock, poker player Rick Salomon (whom she wed twice) and bodyguard Dan Hayhurst, whom she wed in 2020 after revealing that she and film producer and purported fifth husband Jon Peters were never legally married — hasn’t entirely ruled out romance.
Anderson responds to Jim Axelrod’s question on CBS’s “Is she done falling in love?”
Anderson’s traumatizing childhood, which included abuse from her father and sexual assault as a child, is explored in depth by the interview. Now, Anderson recognizes that the reason she fell in love with Lee was her need for security. She had hoped to find that security in the rock star she met in her four-day relationship with him.
“Tommy fell in love with me. She says it felt like a really safe place. “He arrived at the house on a horse dressed in full knight gear. [like a] A knight in shining armour read to me from a scroll. It was hyper-heightened. But it felt good. It felt like, “Oh my goodness, this is it!” This is true romance. It was romantic and so extravagant.
Their relationship ended and they couldn’t maintain that level of intimacy. Anderson and Lee separated in 1998. However, they briefly reconciled a decade after that.
“No, that’s not a foundation to sustain love. “I haven’t done it yet.” Anderson giggles. Anderson laughs.
It was her sons, Brandon and Dylan, from her relationship, that forced her to keep it all together.
She said, “It saved me because I was a mom.” “You know what? If I hadn’t been a mother, I don’t believe I would have survived.”