The relationship between Pamela Anderson and her first husband, Tommy Lee, remains a complex and evolving topic. The Baywatch star recently revealed in an interview with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM’s Radio Andy show that her communication with the 62-year-old Mötley Crüe drummer has diminished in recent times.
"We used to talk much more, but unfortunately not recently," shared Anderson, 57. However, he expressed his desire to improve his relationship with Lee, especially in light of the important family events coming up. Their youngest son, Dylan, 26, is engaged, which means they will both be grandparents in the future.
Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee had a very tumultuous relationship.
"I wish our relationship was better right now," the actress admitted. "But I know it will eventually be okay. It's just a tough moment at the moment." The couple, who were married from 1995 to 1998, have two children: Brandon, 27, and Dylan.
Anderson has openly spoken about her marriage to Lee, describing it as the only time she was "truly in love". However, she has also described the end of their relationship as one of the lowest and most painful points in her life.
In her 2023 memoir, Love, Pamela, Anderson recalled how the divorce left her "shattered and devastated," especially after her famous intimate tape was leaked in 1995, putting her relationship in the media spotlight.
Since her separation from Lee, Anderson has had a series of marriages. In 2006, she married musician Kid Rock, but the marriage ended the following year. In 2007, she got together with poker player Rick Salomon, with whom she had an on-and-off relationship until 2015. Her most recent marriage was with her former bodyguard, Dan Hayhurst, in 2020, but they separated in 2022.
The actress also starred in a brief 12-day marriage with producer Jon Peters in January 2020, admitting that her heart was "too open" at that time. Although the current relationship between Anderson and Lee faces challenges, their shared history, marked by love, controversy, and family, remains an unbreakable bond, especially as they both prepare for the next stage as grandparents.