Pamela Anderson became an icon of the 90s after participating in Baywatch incarnating the mythical role of C.J. Parker. The image of her as an empowered and sexy blonde in her red swimsuit made her one of the most desired women of the time.
Due to his great fame and international recognition, Anderson has experienced all kinds of episodes with fans over the years. A few days ago, the actress confessed in an interview for the British media The Sun that in 2001 a woman was arrested after sneaking into her house in Malibu.
It is not a simple anecdote, but a horrifying chapter of his life that he remembers to this day with fear and anguish. Christine Roth, a 27-year-old fan, walked onto her property and gave her one of the biggest scares of her life.
"My mom was in the hospital and my dad was coming into town, so I was getting a room ready for him when someone came up and said, 'Pamela, there's someone sleeping in your bed.' I thought it was 'very Goldilocks. Oro', as if maybe it was my brother's wife or someone who sneaked in through the back door," the actress began by explaining.
"We went into the room and there was a woman who was wearing my red bathing suit and spoke French, blonde hair, and then she gave me a letter saying that she wanted to touch me and that she was there for that," the Canadian-born artist continued.
According to Anderson, the note the woman gave her said that she was "not a lesbian, but that she dreamed of her." The story ended in the worst of ways, as the girl who broke into Pamela Anderson's residence cut her wrists with glass and the actress left the home with her children while she called the police.
The protagonist of Snapdragon and Raw Justice confessed to the English outlet that she had noticed that she was missing personal belongings, but that she had not imagined that a strange woman would sneak into her house and accumulate her belongings under the bed. According to what she said, her room had a direct exit to the beach, which is where the intruder would have entered.
"She was deported to France and had some problems, her family was happy to have her back and I was happy that she left," Anderson said, while confessing that she had been very scared and never got her swimsuit back.
