Pamela Anderson has still got it.

The Canadian-American “Baywatch” star is on the new cover of Maxim Australia, and in the issue she talks about looking great at 52.

“I try to keep on a bit of weight – I think it’s better on me,” Anderson reveals.

Talking about visiting Australia, the model says, “Like I said, it was a good reason to come to Australia, take some meetings to help Julian [Assange] and put him more in people’s minds. I usually have other things in mind when I work and I was also happy to donate to the Koala rescue – it was very sad to see the bushfires and devastation in Australia. When I travel I always try to find an animal cause to support.”

About her continued support for Assange, Pam says, “I pray Trump decides to do the right thing. Everything is a mess and Julian is caught in the middle. It’s not fair. I wish I could speak to Julian about all the topics of the world – he such an informed and cool guy and he’s very misunderstood,” she says. “I can’t do much more than draw attention – I’m not a lawyer, only a friend. I pray Australia will do more for him. I feel like Julian is already more spirit than body. We could lose him and that will be a huge loss, especially when the world really needs someone like him. So much.”

On what she would ask Donald Trump if she had the opportunity, Anderson says, “To be the hero of the world and to rethink his legacy while he is in power. To help to save the planet and freedom of press — to grant Julian Assange clemency.”

Anderson also addressed the subject of the #MeToo movement, telling the magazine, “I think we need to take action when we are uncomfortable and be careful when dealing with people in power – to be safe. And it’s our job to teach our children respect with respect.”

source: etcanada.com