Pamela Anderson has shared a rare glimpse inside her beautiful Vancouver Island home, capturing a peaceful autumn morning spent close to nature.
The Baywatch star, 59, returned to her family’s expansive estate in 2019. In a new Instagram video, she invited followers into the cozy seasonal setting, from her garden to the waterfront.
“Fall is the season of the soul…” Anderson wrote in the caption as the clip showed her gardening, reading and taking a quiet walk along a dock.
The video opened with Anderson pulling a warm sweater over her dress in the sunroom before stepping outside with her dog.
She later filmed in the backyard, where she snipped several flowers before settling down with a book.
The former Playboy model revealed that she was reading Amor and Psyche: The Psychic Development of the Feminine. “I’ve read this book so many times,” she told her followers.
Pamela Anderson, 59, shared a glimpse inside her Vancouver Island home while enjoying a peaceful autumn morning; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
The Baywatch star returned to her family’s estate in 2019 and offered fans a rare look at its cozy surroundings in a new Instagram video; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
Amor and Psyche is a work of analytical psychology by Jungian psychoanalyst Erich Neumann.
While reading, Anderson discovered a small card tucked inside the book. It read, “There’s nothing to worry about.”
“True,” the Last Showgirl star joked.
She continued the home tour with footage of her colorful flowers. “I love the garden after it’s rained,” she said to the camera.
Anderson also showed off a woven garden basket containing her book, glasses, pruning shears and a moisture cream from her vegan Sonsie skincare line.
She ended the morning with a tranquil walk along the dock, pausing to take in the sunrise.
Fans welcomed the personal glimpse into Anderson’s life. One wrote, “Pam is just living everyone’s damn dream right now. & she still is EVERYTHING Period.”
“Dream life. Pam knows what’s up,” another fan commented, while a third added, “What a beautiful life.”
Another follower compared Anderson’s peaceful surroundings with the life Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe might have enjoyed, writing, “I feel like this is the kind of peace Marilyn Monroe could have had and I feel deeply sad that she didn’t live to have it.”
Anderson told followers she was reading Amor and Psyche: The Psychic Development of the Feminine, adding, “I’ve read this book so many times”; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
“Fall is the season of the soul…” Anderson captioned the video, which featured her garden and a peaceful walk along the dock; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
The actress also shared footage of the blooming flowers across her estate; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
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“I love the garden after it’s rained,” the former Playboy model told her followers; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
Anderson finished her morning with a relaxed walk along the dock as she watched the sunrise; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
She also picked several roses from the garden; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
Her woven basket held a book, glasses, pruning shears and moisture cream from her Sonsie skincare line; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
The property was originally purchased by Anderson’s grandparents in the 1950s. It also includes a six-acre site and a cabin where she grew up; Source: Pamela Anderson Instagram
The Ladysmith property was originally bought by Anderson’s grandparents in the 1950s, according to the Vancouver Sun. The six-acre estate also includes a cabin where Anderson spent part of her childhood.
“I think I was really spoiled,” she previously told the outlet. “When you grow up on the beach, you just expect it every morning. You expect these mornings.”
The actress also reflected on her return home, saying, “I just kind of sit around sometimes and go, ‘How did I get here? What happened?’ I just left here, I went around the world and I came back slightly unscathed. I came back in one piece, which is a miracle.”
“I always knew that I would come back here. I always knew if I had this place, I would keep a little bit of my sanity and a little bit of my feet on the ground.”
Anderson purchased the family property roughly 30 years earlier, but did not officially move back until 2019, according to the publication.
The estate includes The Roadhouse, the main residence, as well as The Cabin. It also features vegetable and rose gardens, a long pier and a generously sized porch.
The property has been showcased on the Hulu series Pamela’s Garden Of Eden.
The show follows the star “as she leaves her Hollywood life behind, returns to her roots on the coast of Vancouver Island, and embarks on a massive restoration of her grandmother’s legacy property,” according to its official synopsis.
In the second season, Anderson also helped her sons, Brandon, 30, and Dylan, 28, renovate their home in Los Angeles.
In recent years, Anderson has embraced a striking transformation, swapping full glamour for a makeup-free look and a quieter lifestyle; seen in 2004 in Las Vegas
Anderson shares her two children with her former husband, Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee, 64.
Speaking to Today about the series, she said, “When I came home, I thought, ‘I am going to rewrite my life and I’m going to start with this property.’ And it became like an art project. It really took my heart and soul.”
“I was really happy to spend this year just on my own with my dogs and my vegetables and the trees and the ocean.”
However, she acknowledged that the change was not always easy. “And as lonely as it’s been at times, it’s a good kind of lonely and it’s something that also made me stronger,” she added.