The sex video incident, according to actress-model Pamela Anderson, was “extremely devastating” because they were just two people deeply in love.
In 1995, their recording was stolen and posted online. “It was two madly n*ked people in love,” she said in a teaser for her upcoming interview on CBS’ Sunday Morning.
“I mean, we were taping each other and acting ridiculous all the time, but those tapes were not intended for anyone else to view.”
She first insisted that she had never seen the tape before saying, “It was incredibly painful.”
Pamela was promoting her novel “Love, Pamela” and upcoming Netflix documentary “Pamela, a Love Story,” both of which feature her telling the truth about her life.
She has no intention of viewing the programme, even though writing the book was “therapeutic.”
She recently admitted to Vanity Fair: “I haven’t seen the documentary and don’t plan to.
Pamela identifies herself as a hopeless romantic in the documentary, even though she announced her separation from her fifth spouse, Dan Hayhurst, in January 2022.
