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Pamela’s marriages: A look back

What does Pamela Anderson now have in common with the likes of Joan Collins and Kenny Rogers? They’ve each been married five times.

On Monday, Anderson wed film producer Jon Peters in a secret ceremony, making him her fourth husband and fifth marriage.

The 52-year-old actress has had a unique and storied romantic history, so here’s a look back at the men she has married:

Tommy Lee

Anderson’s first wedding came in 1995 when she and Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee got hitched.

The shocking thing about their marriage is that it happened just four days after meeting. Not four weeks, not four months, not four years — four days. Shortly after their marriage, the pair’s sex tape leaked online, drawing massive public attention.

Their marriage lasted for three years, and they share two children, Brandon and Dylan.

According to People magazine, the divorce came after Lee, now 57, assaulted Anderson, kicking her while she reportedly held young Dylan. After Lee served six months in jail, he and Anderson reunited, at some point, but ultimately split again in 2001.

The story doesn’t end there, however. The duo got back together one more time in 2008 and even began to live together again, but they broke up shortly after announcing their reconciliation.

Kid Rock

Between her trists with Lee, Anderson was once married to musician Kid Rock, from 2006 to 2007.

They first dated in 2001, became engaged in 2002 and broke up in 2003. Three years later, they announced their engagement.

After their 2003 wedding, the couple endured a highly-publicized miscarriage and divorced shortly after, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Rick Salomon

In 2007, Anderson revealed on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” that she was engaged to Rick Salomon, a film producer.

They wed later that year at The Mirage in Las Vegas between Anderson’s performances in a magic act.

Less than 10 weeks later, Anderson, again citing “irreconcilable differences,” filed for divorce.

Just days after the annulment, they were seen shopping together, and Anderson announced that she and Salomon were in the midst of reconciling.

They each would go on to file for the marriage to be annulled, citing fraud. In February 2008, the marriage was officially annulled.

In 2013, Anderson again visited DeGeneres and revealed that she and Salomon were “friends with benefits.” In 2014, the “Baywatch” star announced she was once again married to Salomon on an unspecified date.

Later that year, Anderson again filed for divorce, and it was finalized in 2015.

Jon Peters

Anderson first dated her newest hubby, 74, more than three decades ago, according to The Hollywood Reporter (THR).

Their relationship was rekindled in recent months before tying the knot on Monday.

“There are beautiful girls everywhere,” Peters, a film producer, told the outlet. “I could have my pick, but — for 35 years — I’ve only wanted Pamela. She makes me wild — in a good way. She inspires me. I protect her and treat her the way she deserves to be treated.”

Anderson also offered THR a statement regarding her marriage, which came in the form of a poem.

The poem reads: “Jon is the original ‘bad boy’ of Hollywood/ no one compares/ I love him deeply like family. His life used to scare me. So much for a girl like me. Now I’ve seen more of life and realize. He’s been there all along. Never failed me/ I’m ready now and he’s ready too/ We understand and respect each other/ We love each other without conditions/ I’m a lucky woman/ Proof God has a plan.”

source: Fox News

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Brandon & Tommy’s fight to be on ‘The Hills’

Brandon Lee is bracing for his personal life to be televised.

ET’s Katie Krause caught up with the 23-year-old son of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee at the premiere of his new show, The Hills: New Beginnings. Brandon and his 56-year-old dad made headlines back in March after Brandon allegedly assaulted his father in his bedroom at his home in Calabasas, California, something that Brandon is a little apprehensive to relive on the reality show reboot.

“I mean, that’s something that I’ve tried to keep private between me and my dad, but it’s definitely, you know, it’s inevitable that it spills over onto my show,” he said. “It’s a big part of my life. It’s something that was really prevalent in my life at the time, during most of the filming process. So I think you’ll get to see a little bit of that. It [was] definitely a hard time for both of us.”

“I feel like I was pretty angry when I was filming, so I don’t remember what I said, which is, like, kind of nerve-wracking too. I tried to tell him the other day, like, ‘Dude, I don’t know if I said anything crazy.’ But who knows, you know?” Brandon continued of his dad, with whom he appeared to make up with in December. “I was really upset when all that stuff was going on. But friends fight. He’s like my best friend, so people get over it.”

Last June, following a back-and-forth social media feud between the father-son duo, a source told ET that Brandon was tired of fighting publicly with his dad.

“It’s so sad that Tommy feels the need to keep attacking his son despite Brandon’s pleas to quit their very public feud,” the source said. “Brandon wants to rise above all of this but keeps getting pulled into it and defending himself. Brandon realizes enough is enough and that’s exactly why he removed the video of his father, but Tommy doesn’t seem to want it to end. He seems to want to keep fighting.”

When ET spoke with Pamela — who was married to Tommy from 1995 to 1998 — about the feud, she said that it was their business.

“They’re both adults. Maybe Brandon more so,” Pamela, who will also appear on the reboot of The Hills, said last June. “It’s between them. I wish the best for everybody, but, you know, we’re all growing and learning and this is part of it. It’s too bad, but like I said, it’s the past.”

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Calgary Expo: Pamela on activism, being a sex symbol

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“It’s a compliment, I think. Everyone wants to be sexy. There are worse things you could call me.”

So started the conversation with Canadian expat Pamela Anderson on Sunday afternoon, the final celebrity to take the stage at the Stampede Corral for the 2019 Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo. It’s the obligatory question for those who are perhaps known more for their looks than range as a thespian. Does she mind being known as “one of the world’s biggest sex symbols?”

Well, apparently not. But the Vancouver Island native and former star of Baywatch made clear that she is much more interested in life as a mother and animal-rights activist these days. There were more shout-outs to PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) and championing of veganism than you could count during the 45-minute panel, with the actress saying that her reputation as a sex symbol has actually been useful not only in making activism sexy but also as a way to catch people by surprise.

“It’s kind of a secret weapon,” she says. “When someone doesn’t think you’re intelligent but then you form a full sentence, you’re a genius.”

While much of the conversation revolved around Anderson’s work as an animal-rights and environmental activist, it was not without its tasty tidbits about the less-serious side of her career.

Born in Ladysmith, B.C., Anderson initially gained fame for her Playboy Playmate of the Month spreads and for her role as the red-swimsuited C.J. Parker in Baywatch in the 1990s. On Sunday, we learned that Anderson never worked out during her Baywatch stint, despite it being stipulated in her contract that she couldn’t gain weight. We learned that the late Marvel guru Stan Lee suggested that nudity be incorporated into the 2003 cartoon series Stripperella, where the titular character was based on and voiced by Anderson.

“It was a little bit naughty for me, even,” she said. “I didn’t know if I should do that. My kids were growing up. Not that that stopped me from much else.”

As for her relationship with her ex-husband, drummer Tommy Lee, Anderson addressed it after a question was asked about the tell-all book The Dirt, which focused on the wild years of Lee and his Motley Crue bandmates.

She hasn’t read the book nor seen the Netflix film based on it. But she isn’t surprised that she didn’t make her way into the film.

“I was in the book but it was garbage and it wasn’t true,” she said. “So I’m sure they didn’t want to put that in the movie and be liable for anything. Tommy and I speak and are friends and are both in our kids’ lives.”

Finally, we learned that the 2005 Comedy Central Roast of Pamela Anderson raised $250,000 for PETA. That was really the only reason she did it. Besides, she found a clever way to deflect attention while being roasted.

“Who else can I get involved?” she said. “Who else can I share the attention with? That’s the trick. When you’re on a roast, get other people that are crazy. I had Courtney Love, Tommy my ex and I got Andy Dick. I just got a bunch of people that I knew they could pick on, too.”

source: calgaryherald

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