Once again "topless"

Anderson drives sons “insane” with her look

Pamela Anderson(Bild: APA/AFP/Ben Stansall)

"Where's the stylist?": Pamela Anderson is driving her sons and agents "crazy" with her new, natural look. In a new shoot, the former glam icon once again showed herself "topless".

In the 1990s, Pamela Anderson was a glamor icon, always appearing in top style and with elaborate make-up. But since last year, the "Baywatch" actress has almost exclusively appeared in public with no make-up at all.

She made this statement at Paris Fashion Week and the British Fashion Awards 2023, for example, although she didn't want to make a statement.

Pamela Anderson always opts for natural no-make-up looks.(Bild: APA/Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP)

Anderson's sons are "horrified"
Many observers are delighted with the Canadian's natural look. Only the 56-year-old's sons and management were "horrified", as Pamela Anderson now revealed to "Highsnobiety".

Pamela Anderson once again posed "topless" for the spring issue of the fashion magazine. She was photographed without make-up in typical male outfits: in oversized suits, with a garden hose around her neck.

On her face: soil instead of make-up! She also walks around like this in her private life, wearing the work clothes of her ex-boyfriend, who was a construction worker. As a child, she was more of a tomboy and never wanted to wear clothes.

"Mom, you have to have a glam team"
But her sons Brandon Thomas Lee (27) and Dylan Lee (26) are irritated by their mother's pragmatic look. "Mom, you must have a glam team," they said, according to Pamela Anderson. Her agents would also see it that way: "Where's the stylist?" they like to ask.

She always says: "I know how to put on a dress myself. I don't need anyone to button my blouse." And those around her always react "simply horrified".

She drives her "materialistic" children "crazy"
While she has "overcome certain things and feelings", her children, whom she has with rock star Tommy Lee, are "materialistically" oriented. Her current indifference to fame is driving her boys "insane". They are "ambitious" and "calculating". "Oh, it'll pass," says Anderson, who is involved in the left-wing movement Diem25, among others, about this attitude.