Pamela Anderson and her kids have relocated from their Los Angeles house into a mobile home. But don’t worry that the former ‘Baywatch’ star has fallen on bad times. It turns out the situation is only temporary, as Anderson waits for renovations on her house to be comlpeted.
But the blonde bombshell sounds like she’s in no hurry to move back home.
“I live in a mobile home and I love it. It’s my favorite thing in the world. I have two homes but I can honestly say I would much rather live in a trailer than anywhere else,” she reportedly told Bang Showbiz. “It’s small but chic and perfect for me and the kids. We are so close to the beach and it’s fun having to sit on bean bags and do our washing at the laundromat.”
Anderson isn’t the only Hollywood star who prefers life on wheels. Matthew McConaughey has lived for months on end in his Airstream trailer.
Pamela Anderson is developing a new line of environmentally-friendly “American products”.
The former ‘Baywatch’ actress, who already has a range of cruelty-free beach boots, wants to launch a series of products which are sourced and made in the US.
She said: “I’m in process of developing a line of 100 per cent natural, green, conflict free, cruelty free, made in America products. But I’ll tell you the hardest part and the most expensive part has been trying to keep things made in America! People have even refused to work with me because of this.
“Even now, I’m developing my sun care body oil line - 100 per cent natural, made locally. I’m considering ingredients received through free trade. Maybe I can use just local ingredients.”
Pamela, who is an ardent supporter of US Presidential hopeful Barack Obama, also believes electing the Democrat candidate will make America a better place for people who are as poor as she once was.
The Canadian-born beauty explained on her blog: “I think Obama is a godsend. He is going to make things less hard. And anyone I know that has been as blessed as I have - coming from a very poor background - working very hard and making a life for my children I never had - with integrity - no matter what ‘grace and dignity’- lots of mistakes.
“Sometimes public humiliation builds character. But always with integrity and good intentions, even coming from another country. I ABSOLUTELY want to give back - America is the dream. And the example. We must look past prejudices and preconceptions about people - for our children if nothing else.”
Pamela Anderson can’t understand how Jordan got into the spotlight.
And the former Baywatch star doesn’t approve of the fact that the 30-year-old glamour model shows her children on reality program Katie & Peter: The Next Chapter.
‘I have no idea why she became famous,’ she says. ‘She shows off her kids all the time in TV shows – that’s beyond low. I’d never do that. Kids can’t make that decision at that age.’
Pamela, 41, says that on Pam: Girl On The Loose she banned cameras from filming her sons Brandon, 12, and Dylan, 10.
‘The only things off limits were my kids,’ she tells the Daily Star. ‘I love having cameras round. I’m a real exhibitionist – as if you couldn’t tell!
‘People see me as a famous blonde, but I’m intelligent, too, and proud of my achievements.’
Jordan – real name Katie Price – is mum to Harvey, 6, with ex-Dwight Yorke, 36, and Junior, 3, and Princess Tiáamii, 16 months, with husband Peter Andre, 35.
Pamela Anderson thinks she is a good role model.
The former ‘Baywatch’ star - who has two sons with ex-husband Tommy Lee - has managed to remain grounded, despite her celebrity status.
She said: “I’m a good example of someone who can come to Hollywood and keep their feet on the group with all the rock stars, all the drama that goes with being here.
“It’s important to pump your own gas and to be able to vacuum.”
Pammie, 41, also revealed she will never stop campaigning for equal rights.
She added: “I don’t consider myself a feminist but I feel very empowered as a woman and I’ve used all my resources widely. I believe in equality, but that’s just naturally happening. I still want a door opened for me, to be treated like a lady, but I also want equal rights for women, of course.”
