Pamela Anderson is speaking up on her experiences during her whirlwind romance with Tommy Lee. According to Pamela Anderson, Tommy Lee showed serious signs of jealousy when she shared a kiss with David Chokachi on Baywatch.
The abusive relationship drained the actress so much, and now that she's ready to tell her own side of the story, all we can do is listen up.
Keep reading for the details.
The couple's problematic marriage ended in 1998 after the star accused the Motley Crue band member of physical assault, which led to him serving six months in jail after pleading no contest.
Two years earlier, Anderson faced public criticism when a source leaked her and Lee's sex tape without their approval. According to the couple, their sex tape was "stolen."
The details surrounding the sex tape release and every other controversy the couple has been involved in were shown last year in a Hulu limited series, Pam & Tommy. The series starred actors Lily James and Sebastian Stan, who played the couple.
The actress expressed her opinions about the show, which was more of a disapproval considering that it was filmed without her permission.
She promised to share true details surrounding the story on her own terms. Her memoir, Love Pamela, and a Netflix documentary, Pamela, A Love Story, are currently in the works to be released.
One of the most important details the actress would be spilling on the projects is her ex-husband's alleged jealousy and abuse.
According to exclusive details received by The Guardian ahead of the documentary's release, Pamela spoke on her ex's reaction to the kiss she shared with her Baywatch costar and how she didn't inform him beforehand. When he found it, he got really angry.
"Tommy was so jealous. I thought that's what love is...he trashed my trailer on the set, out his fist through a cabinet."
According to the details from the journal, Lee visits her on the Baywatch set every day in order to monitor her closely and watch her interaction with other men. She called it "wife time."
The Baywatch crew would reportedly change their scripts whenever they saw Lee's car approach them.
Lee himself has now come forward to deny the actress's claims in a statement according to a report by Variety.
"No, it never happened. I would never do such a thing.”
Her memoir and documentary will be released on January 31, and we can't wait to hear the full story.
