Pamela Anderson has always kept the place where she spent part of her childhood and even bought the land from her grandmother. And if she wants to make it a multi-generational home, the residence – or rather the residences – is much more than a simple renovation project.
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She sold her house in Malibu, packed her bags and returned to Ladysmith, her native town on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, whose population is less than 9,000 people.
“During the pandemic, I realized I needed to come back to my parents. My dad had a stroke… It was a real realization,” she said in an interview with QMI agency.
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Shortly after settling down, she gave an interview to The New York Times newspaper in which she described her estate as a Garden of Eden. “I spoke about the healing power of living here, that my return was complete and that coming back here in one piece was a success. And HGTV contacted me and said they’d like to do a show about it.”
Pamela Anderson has therefore joined a diverse team of entrepreneurs, including Dan Hayhurst, whom she married in 2020 and divorced less than two years later, to renovate the property’s three buildings.
The one known for her tireless activism started by planting a “garden, then roses. Everything grows so well here… and so fast that I can’t keep up”. And that’s when she realized that the whole estate had to be a garden, filled with little secret places, little cabins, a barn.
“What you see here is the basis of who I am. I’m an inner person, I love my children and my family. I’ve missed interacting with the people I love, and I think the social media world we live in deprives us of that. I want to inspire the public by creating a multi-generational, multi-family renovation program,” she said.
For years, Pamela Anderson would send Ladysmith anything that didn’t fit into her California home. So we see his shoeboxes, his clothes bins, his archived videocassettes, and the hundreds of diaries he has written since he was young.
“I was born here,” she said. This is where my feet first touched the ground, the trees have always known me…I can’t lie.” So she talks – “nonstop,” she added -, reminisces, shares her “love of nature, of animals,” also talks about her loved ones, her sons…
“I knew I would come back here one day, I always had this romantic notion of coming home to my parents. I did everything I could to keep this property that I almost lost several times. […] With this show, the public will be able to see me for who I am and my quirky side that is so different from the image people have of me. And that’s fun.”
- “The Garden of Eden by Pamela Anderson” will be broadcast on the CASA channel from February 6 at 9 p.m.