Pamela Anderson; Jack Nicholson in 1975.Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images; Tom Wargacki/WireImage
Pamela Andersonis sharing a wild story from her visits to the Playboy Mansion.
In an excerpt of her upcoming memoir,Love, Pamela, included in a new feature interview withVariety, Anderson, 55, recalled a visit to the infamous former home ofPlayboymagazine founderHugh Hefnerin which she bumped intoJack Nicholsonwhile he was “having a threesome in a bathroom.”
“Trying not to look, but I couldn’t help myself and caught his eye in the reflection,” the memoir reads. “I guess that got him to the finish line, because he made a funny noise, smiled and said, ‘Thanks, dear.’ "
As Anderson recounted the Playboy Mansion story toVariety, she described her memories of the time period — though the actress did not specify when this visit happened — “as just complete freedom.”
“It was full of artists, philanthropists, intellectuals, chivalry, beautiful women,” she told the outlet. “It was really an experience.”
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Anderson was a frequent model forPlayboymagazine as she rocketed to fame in the late 1980s and early ’90s; her 11 appearances on the cover of the magazine stand as a record among in the publication’s 60-year history, perVariety.
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Elsewhere in the interview, Anderson told the outlet that she first met her 12-day husbandJon Petersat the Playboy Mansion one day after she first arrived in the United States after moving from Canada.
Though theBaywatchalum and the film producer were hitched for only 12 days back in 2020, both parties toldVarietyPeters “never made a move” on Anderson during the start of her career. Anderson has also asserted she wasnever legally married to Peters, 77, though they remain friends to this day.
“It was a very sexy time,” Anderson once told British magazineFHMof her time at the Mansion. “It was all wild, but respectful.”
While she said “a kiss-and-tell is not my style,” the star did offer up one tidbit of the overall vibe at the time. “The men were elegant, and you wanted to badly get the most charismatic man to notice you,” she said. “Girls were everywhere, giggling and laughing.”
Anderson’s new memoir,Love, Pamela, and a new Netflix documentary,Pamela: a Love Story, are both out Jan. 31.
source: people.com
