Pamela Anderson’s ex-husband, Jon Peters, plans to leave her a very generous gift of $10 million when he dies, even though their union lasted less than two weeks.
“I will always love Pamela, always in my heart,” he said Variety said. “As a matter of fact, I left her $10 million in my will. And she doesn’t even know it. Nobody knows that.”
“I’m saying it with you for the first time,” the “Star is Born” producer added. “Maybe I shouldn’t say that. It’s for her, whether she needs it or not.”
Peters, 77, first met the blonde bombshell, 55, at the Playboy mansion, shortly after she arrived in Los Angeles from her small hometown in Canada. The honcho then began showering Anderson with expensive gifts.
“The doorbell was ringing, and the driver brought me a small red box from Cartier, Ralph Lauren, Azzedine Ali,” the blonde bombshell wrote in her upcoming memoir.Love, Pamela. “
Peters even gifted her a Mercedes 420SL convertible.
Eventually, the hairstylist-turned-producer cajoled Anderson into moving into his Bel Air estate. But despite some light flirting, Peters didn’t come seriously to the actress.
You write: “He would ask to rub his head and tickle his neck, but nothing more than that.”
Eventually, thanks to some gentle prodding from then-boyfriend Mario Van Peebles, the “home improvement” alum moved out of the Peters’ lavish home.
However, years later—and several marriages later—the two They reunited and got married In 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic began.
The union—which was not considered legal because the papers were never filed—continued for 12 days. Although the nuptials were short-lived, Anderson told Variety that she has no hard feelings for her ex-husband.
“He is amazing and has had a huge impact on my life. I love him to death.”
Peters’ generous attitude looks noticeably different than when they first split in 2020.
Page Six exclusively reported He claimed to have paid off a large debt the “broken” playboy had accumulated.
The “Baywatch” star and movie honcho’s marriage was not legalized for 12 days.
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The “Baywatch” star and movie honcho’s marriage was not legalized for 12 days.
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He also said that he did not ask Anderson to marry him. Instead, she proposed to him via text.
“Needless to say when she texted me she wanted to get married, it was a dream come true even though I was engaged to someone else and the lady was moving in,” Peters told us in an email.
“I left it all to Pam. She had almost $200,000 in bills and no way to pay them so I paid them and that’s the thank you I get. There’s no fool like the old fool,” he wrote.
Peters also claimed that he was the one to break things off because all the press surrounding the union made him realize that, “I need a simple quiet life and not an international love affair.”
In her book, Anderson also opens up about some of her past romances, including hers Stormy marriage To Motley Crue rocker, Tommy Lee, and Fallout from their infamous sex tape.
The “Baywatch” star will also premiere a documentary on Netflix next week.