Anderson felt "yucky" near Golden Globes producer

Pamela Anderson shared her discomfort at the Golden Globe Awards, feeling "yucky" after seeing executive producer Seth Rogen. Rogen was involved in the Hulu series "Pam & Tommy," a show Anderson described as dramatizing a "very terrible time" in her life without her consultation. Anderson expressed her feelings to Andy Cohen, stating her upset that a difficult personal period was turned into entertainment, particularly as the series garnered Emmy nominations.

Anderson recounted leaving the Golden Globes early, finding Rogen's proximity unsettling. She conveyed that the series, which starred Lily James as herself, felt exploitative. Anderson hopes for an apology from Rogen, though she noted such gestures may not matter given the show's commercial success. She contrasted this with her recent career resurgence, including a Golden Globe nomination for her own work.

In a related documentary, "Pamela, a Love Story," released in 2025, Anderson detailed the profound impact the leaked tape had on her career and marriage to Tommy Lee. Her recent acting success, including roles in five films over the past year, has been a source of vindication, allowing her to be recognized for her performances rather than past scandals.