During the appearance of the podcast, Pamela Anderson He was observed in the emotional path to be marked "Sex symbol", revealing that she never felt comfortable with that picture.

Now 58, actress accepts a more natural appearance of makeup, who has earned their praise due to career regency.

Pamela Anderson says her decision to deal about about authenticity, not a rebellion, not hopes that he will sincerely talk about the beauty and process of aging.

Speaking How to fail with Elizabeth Day Podcast, Anderson offered a rare, honest reflection on the darker side of her fame, revealing that she never felt comfortable with the status of a sex symbol that defined great her early career.

The most famous after playing CJ Parker on "Baywatch", Anderson became a global icon in the 1990s, immediately recognizable in her red bathing bone and greeted as one of the "most sexual women of the living." However, in the 58th, the Canadian actress acknowledges that such attention has arrived at personal costs.

"I don't like to be a sex symbol. I don't think so sexy. We don't think we're all sexy in our relationships, but I don't know," Anderson said, Anderson said, Anderson said, Anderson said, Anderson said, Anderson Daily mail.

While Anderson admitted that the "sexual symbol" brought his success, she also spoke about unpleasant realities behind her.

The actress noticed, "she brought a lot of attention, but I don't like to say that I don't regret it, but I feel it's a slippery slope in which you get this way and return to the world."

Anderson first made headlines in September 2023. year, after declaring Barefacted on Victoria Beckham Paris Week Weeken, an unexpected move that quickly moved with the virus and marked a bold new chapter in her public image.

However, the decision to attend a high profile without a trace of makeup is not easily reached.

According to Anderson, her choice to fly to Paris without artist, he caused a visible panic among her team.

"It just sent everyone to cut around me, no, this is not what people do, and I said, that even gives more reasons to do so," she recalled. "It's not that it was world peace or anything, but I just challenged myself, thinking," Why do I sit in a makeup chair three hours when I'm not trying to be the most beautiful girl in the room? " "I'm going to a fashion show."

Thinking about the moment, she explained that the idea came to her: "When I was in Paris, I thought," Who's watching me? I'm dressed from my head to a goin, and this is a lot of my face. Will someone really fall forward if I don't wear makeup? "And there started in the Paris Week of Mode."

Now in her fifties "Barb Wire", the actress said that the decision was to at least not only a choice in style, it is a statement.

"It can sometimes be scary, I didn't wear makeup and I in this age, I felt that I was important to me in my personal life, to be more natural," she explained more natural.

Anderson shared that her shift was part of a bigger mission to redefine how women, especially aging women, in the center of attention.

"I want to challenge myself and become and be present in different ways, because women are a lot of things. We are not just a wild animal between leaves," she said.

According to Anderson, the public response to its new style and vision are predominantly supported.

"I Find people on the street, in food shops, and really like this choice I have made me feel like I'm always challenging. I always do that I do. I just have to work with people who have the same concerns. "

Anderson continued: "We have these generational habits, the way we were brought - even these things that are kept in the heads - and I want to get rid of the rebels. Beauty is anyway? We don't have to look like the magazine covers."