Pamela Anderson
Pamela Anderson admits in her new memoir that she knew very little about Tommy Lee when they eloped to Mexico in 1995.
“On the flight home, I asked him what our last name was, and he said, ‘Lee’,” the actress recalled in ‘Love, Pamela,’ which hit stores Tuesday. “I said, ‘Oh, I thought it was Tommy Lee…something. Jones? »
Anderson writes that she then asked Lee “where he lived”, to which he replied, “Malibu Road”.
Although the pair had only known each other for a few days when they said ‘I do’, the former Playboy model remembers being ‘in heaven’ and ‘never letting go’ of the Mötley drummer Flood.
Anderson’s mother, on the other hand, was less than thrilled when she heard the news.
“She was furious. “Who is Tommy?” the ‘Baywatch’ star wrote. “She couldn’t believe I got married, she cried that she had always dreamed of being at her only daughter’s wedding.”
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Anderson defends herself though, admitting that while her decision to elope with Lee “was definitely off the mark”, she was “really happy” and “lost in a sea of ​​love”.
The couple then welcomed two sons, Brandon in 1996 and Dylan in 1997, before divorcing in 1998.
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In her book, Anderson, 55, attributes the death of her marriage to Lee, 60, to two incidents: a sex tape stolen from their home in 1995 and released without their consent, and the rock star’s arrest for violence marriage, which resulted in his imprisonment for six months in 1998.
“Neither of us could forgive the other, deep down. We just weren’t equipped to get through it all,” she shares. “I loved seeing him with his boys, but the four of us together for always was just a dream.”
