Why Pamela Anderson Declined to Appear in the ‘Baywatch’ Documentary

Hulu’s new Baywatch documentary series, which debuted on August 28, has sparked nostalgic conversations among fans. One standout subject has been Jeremy Jackson’s unique interests regarding his female co-stars’ swimsuits. However, despite the positive reception of the docuseries, Pamela Anderson has decided not to participate, turning down all interview requests so far.

A source close to Anderson has confirmed that there is no bad blood between her and her former co-stars. Additionally, she has no regrets about her iconic role as C.J. Parker in the ‘90s hit series. To address her absence, the producers have incorporated previously unreleased interview footage with the actress.

While Pamela has not publicly stated why she chose not to participate in the Hulu documentary, it seems likely that she has moved on from her Baywatch days. Now 57, Pamela appears to be embracing a simpler, more minimalist lifestyle. Another potential reason for her absence could be her busy schedule. Anderson is currently working on a new film, The Last Showgirl, alongside Jamie Lee Curtis, Dave Bautista, Brenda Song, Kiernan Shipka, and Billie Lourd. Moreover, she is involved in another undisclosed project, keeping her occupied for the rest of the year.

Pamela’s role as a sex symbol in her prime cemented her status as a celebrity, but she has since moved past that phase as she ages. Beyond her image, she has shown a deep passion for animal protection, spearheading several campaigns to safeguard pets and endangered species.

In 2016, Pamela made headlines for her article in the Wall Street Journal, where she openly criticized pornography. She also joined forces with Orthodox rabbi Shmuley Boteach to speak against it at Oxford University. The mother of two has further collaborated with organizations to fight HIV/AIDS and advocate for road safety. True to her pioneering spirit, she has even helped normalize the makeup-free look, which is somewhat ironic, given that she popularized the smokey-eye makeup trend of the ‘90s.

Source: various sources