Pamela Anderson then and now: The 'Baywatch' star in the limelight through the years
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Pam Anderson won the adoration and affection of America while acting on popular 90s show “Baywatch.” See photos of her back then and what the "Barb Wire" star is up to now.
Pamela Anderson, American-Canadian actress and model, is most well-known for acting on "Baywatch" in the 90s. (Getty Images) "Baywatch," a show about lifeguards, first aired in 1992 and lasted for 11 seasons. Two of its notable actresses include Pam Anderson and her co-star Nicole Eggert seen here in 1992. (Getty Images) Pam Anderson, alongside her "Baywatch" co-stars, Alexandra Paul and David Charvet in 1993. (Getty Images) Anderson starred in 1996 superhero film "Barb Wire." (Getty Images) Pam Anderson at the French anti-AIDS association Fashion Dinner in 2019. Anderson is an activist, an outspoken critic of pornography, worked as a spokesperson for the MAC Aids Fund, and was appointed board member of the Sea Shepard Conservation Society in 2015. (Getty Images) Anderson married Motley Crue's Tommy Lee after knowing him for only four days. They divorced in 1998. (Getty Images) Anderson also dated Poison’s Bret Michaels between 1993 and 1994. This photo shows the pair at the Annual Motorcycle Rider’s Fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association in 1994. (Getty Images) Anderson stunned in a lacy black lingerie-style outfit to the Coco de Mer Valentine's fashion show in London in 2017. (Getty Images) Pamela Anderson made her 2022 Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in "Chicago." Here she is smiling at the photocall in NYC. (Getty Images)
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