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Everyone Pamela Anderson Has Married, From Tommy Lee to Dan Hayhurst
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Pamela Anderson has a lust for love. Throughout the years, the “Baywatch” star has been married five times – including repeat marriages with Rick Salomon and Tommy Lee. She’s also been engaged to “Dancing With the Stars” alum Marcus Schenkenberg. “I’m a hopeless romantic and I do believe in [love] . . . I love traditional marriage,” Anderson said on “The Wendy Williams Show” in 2016.
Anderson’s most notable relationship was with Lee, her first husband, with whom she shares sons Brandon Thomas and Dylan Jagger. Anderson and Lee’s relationship is being spotlighted once again with in the upcoming Hulu series titled “Pam & Tommy,” which premieres on Feb. 2 and focuses on their infamous leaked sex tape. Keep reading for Anderson’s entire marriage history.
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Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee (1995-1998, 2008-2010)
Anderson and Lee first eloped in Cancun, Mexico, in February 1995. They famously tied the knot after knowing each other for only 96 hours. The couple welcomed their first son, Brandon, in June 1996, followed by their second son, Dylan, in December 1997.
Their relationship faltered in 1998 when the Mötley Crüe drummer assaulted the “Baywatch” actor. He was arrested and sentenced to six months in jail for spousal battery. Anderson filed for divorce that year.
Over a decade later, they gave their relationship a second shot. “Pamela and the kids have moved in with me,” Lee told “Rolling Stone” of their rekindling. “It’s awesome, man. It’s definitely working. You can tell on the kids’ faces – they’re happy when we’re together.” They eventually split again in 2010.
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Pamela Anderson and Marcus Schenkenberg (2000-2001)
Anderson and model Schenkenberg were briefly engaged from 2000 to 2001. Schenkenberg attracted Anderson, an avid animal activist, by saving a bird from a toilet in Monaco, according to “ABC News.”
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Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock (2001-2003, 2006)
Anderson and Kid Rock met in 2001 and got engaged in 2002. In 2003, the pair broke up. Eventually, they rekindled their relationship and got married in St-Tropez, France, in July 2006. By November 2006, the pair split up again. “The word that best describes me now is ‘free,'” Anderson said at a “People Magazine” event following their split.
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Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon (2007, 2013-2015)
Anderson and Salomon got married and divorced twice. The actor and poker player first wed in October 2007 before splitting in December of that same year.
They rekindled their relationship in 2013 and secretly married again in January 2014. “We’re very happy. Our families are very happy and that’s all that matters,” Anderson told “E! News” on the red carpet while showing off her wedding ring. In July 2014, she filed for divorce, and it was finalized in April 2015.
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Pamela Anderson and Jon Peters (2020)
Anderson and Peters briefly dated in 1989 before they rekindled their romance in 2019 and tied the knot in January 2020. “There are beautiful girls everywhere, I could have my pick, but – for 35 years – I’ve only wanted Pamela . . . I protect her and treat her the way she deserves to be treated,” Peters told “The Hollywood Reporter” of their relationship. Less than two weeks after their wedding, the couple decided to go their separate ways. It was also revealed that they never obtained a marriage certificate. “Life is a journey and love is a process. With that universal truth in mind, we have mutually decided to put off the formalisation of our marriage certificate and put our faith in the process,” Anderson told “THR.”
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Pamela Anderson and Dan Hayhurst (2020-2022)
Anderson and her fifth husband, Hayhurst, got married on Christmas Eve in 2020. The actor and the bodyguard split in January 2022. A source described their relationship to “Rolling Stone” as a “pandemic whirlwind” that ultimately didn’t last.
