Pamela Anderson has again spoken about her infamous sex tape featuring her and her ex-husband, Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee.
The former Baywatch star spoke to CBS Sunday Morning about the X-rated video, which she insisted was never meant to be released.
“That it was stolen property, that it was two crazy naked people in love,” Pamela explained.
“I mean, we were naked all the time and filming each other and being silly, but those tapes were not meant for anybody else to see.”
“I’ve not seen it to this day,” Pamela continued. “It was very hurtful.”
Chatter around the 1995 sex tape again entered the public discourse following the release of the series Pam & Tommy, which was nominated in several categories for the Golden Globes.
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But Anderson is slated to retell the story on her own terms in a forthcoming documentary on Netflix, titled Pamela: A Love Story, which is set to drop on January 31.
“Pamela Anderson is ready to tell her story in a new documentary,” the official Netflix Twitter account announced back in March, with the special set to hit the streamer early next year.
“My life. A thousand imperfections, a million misperceptions … I can only surprise you — not a victim, but a survivor and alive to tell the real story,” the statement on the project read.
Speaking in the two-minute trailer, Pamela referenced the notorious sex tape’s unauthorised in the ’90s.
“I blocked that stolen tape out of my life in order to survive, and now that it’s all coming up again, I feel sick,” she said in the two-minute-long trailer for
With both her Netflix documentary and the release of her upcoming memoir, Love, Pamela, she hopes to “take control of the narrative for the first time.”
Thankfully, the Playboy model said that she’s now in “really good place.”
“I feel like I’ve left here, did something crazy and came back in one piece,” she told CBS.
Pamela: A Love Story drops January 31.
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