We know you’re already familiar with Pamela Anderson. She’s an iconic model, screen star and activist that’s been a household name for decades. Now get ready to see Pamela in a whole new light as she returns to her family’s legacy property on Vancouver Island to restore, design and settle into her forever home. Before you join the Pamela’s Garden of Eden restoration journey, get to know Pamela.
Don’t miss the premiere of Pamela’s Garden of Eden, Thursday November 3 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on HGTV Canada.
She Was Born in Ladysmith, British Columbia
Pamela hails from the picturesque West Coast town, Ladysmith. Ladysmith is a small town (with a population under 9,000 residents) that features a charming waterfront. Loyal Homes describes it as an ideal location for real estate investors because of the beautiful landscapes and charming slices of the waterfront. In Pamela’s Garden of Eden, Pamela makes her triumphant return to beautiful Ladysmith, to renovate the property she purchased 25 years ago.
Her Birthday is Canada Day
Pamela’s first brush with fame was as a Centennial Day baby, born on Canada Day on the 100th anniversary of the country’s founding. For someone who once described herself as the “ultimate California girl”, her Canadian roots are strong, which makes it such a logical step for her to return to British Columbia to restore her grandmother’s legacy property on Vancouver Island.
She Holds Both American and Canadian Citizenship
Though Pamela became an American citizen in 2004, she retained her Canadian citizenship. The dual citizen owns property south of the border in Malibu, California, as well as her British Columbia home.
Related: Watch a Sneak Peek of Pamela’s Garden of Eden
Her Home Improvement Connection
Perhaps home renovations have always been in the cards for her, as Pamela’s debut on the silver screen in a recurring role was alongside Tim Allen in the ‘90s sitcom Home Improvement. She appeared in the show from 1991 to 1992 as Allen’s “Tool Time” assistant, and left in 1992 to move on to her most iconic role, as C.J. Parker in Baywatch.
She’s an OG Reality Star
Pamela is no stranger to unscripted television, with credits in various Big Brother franchises around the world (from India to Bulgaria) and features on Dancing With the Stars and Dancing On Ice.
She’s a Passionate Vegan
A vegetarian since she was a teen (years before plant-based diets were popular), Pamela has been living a vegan lifestyle for decades.
She’s an Animal Rights and Environmental Activist
More than just her veganism, Pamela is “a voice for the planet”, an outspoken advocate for animal and environmental rights. She has worked with PETA on numerous campaigns, including the traffic-stopping “All Animals Have the Same Parts” campaign. She founded the Pamela Anderson Foundation which serves to protect the planet through supporting “organizations and individuals that stand on the front lines in the protection of human, animal, and environmental rights”. Learn more about how you can contribute here.
She’s Penned Several Books
Pamela’s entertainment empire extends to more than just her movie and television credits. She’s also released several novels inspired by her life and experiences, including her autobiography Love, Pamela and a series of children’s books. Beyond that, Pamela’s original poetry can also be found on her website.
Her Style is Inspiring a New Generation
With a resurgence of ’90s and Y2K style, Pamela has once again become a favourite style icon, with many Gen Zs finding inspiration from her blonde bombshell look featuring smouldering eyes, thin brows and dark-lined lips.
She’s an Artist and Designer
On Pamela’s Garden of Eden, viewers will get a glimpse at her many artistic skills and a taste for her fresh, sexy and coastal design style as she puts her creativity to the test in a massive restoration of the property and gardens.
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Watch the premiere of Pamela’s Garden of Eden, Thursday November 3 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on HGTV Canada. Also available on the Global TV App and on STACKTV with Amazon Prime Video Channels and Rogers.
All images courtesy of HGTV Canada.
