In a shocking and candid revelation, iconic ’90s bombshell Pamela Andersonhas opened up about the exploitation she faced during her early years in Hollywood.

The journey from Playboy cover girl to Baywatch babe seemed like a wild ride, but Anderson’s recent disclosures shed light on the darker side of Tinsel Town.

The bombshell, known for patrolling the beaches in Baywatch, is now spilling the tea on the harsh realities she faced beyond the glitz and glamour of her Hollywood career. In a recent interview, Anderson shared the painful chapters of her own life, including surviving childhood abuse.

The revelations began with an unsettling encounter during the early days of Anderson’s Hollywood career on the set of Home Improvement in 1991. Tim Allen’s inappropriate behavior marked just one example of the liberties taken by those who felt familiar with Anderson due to her Playboy persona.

The most recent incident involves a group led by Seth Rogen, producing a Hulu series about a crime against Anderson – the theft and distribution of a tape with her ex-husband Tommy Lee. The tape, stolen without their consent, is now being sold worldwide illegally.

Anderson, now 56, is reclaiming her narrative through two significant projects – the Netflix documentary “Pamela: A Love Story” and a Harper Collins Memoir. These projects delve into haunting experiences of abuse and eyebrow-raising anecdotes, like the encounter with Tim Allen.

What sets “Love Pamela” apart is Anderson’s decision not to dictate opinions but to present facts, allowing readers to form their own judgments. In response to Allen’s denial, Anderson remains non-judgmental, acknowledging the changed dynamics in today’s #MeToo era.

Despite her international stardom, the entertainment industry and media have often misinterpreted Anderson’s quiet demeanor as emptiness. Netflix’s Lisa Nishimura emphasizes the depth and intelligence that Anderson is ready to reveal to the world.

Anderson’s journey began 34 years ago when she escaped an abusive fiancé in Canada and arrived in LA at 22. Over time, she became a North American bombshell, gracing 11 Playboy covers and achieving fame through Baywatch. However, her life took a tumultuous turn with the intrusion into her marriage and the infamous tape.

Now residing on her Lady Smith property, Anderson reflects on her childhood steps, reconnecting with the land where the trees have known her since birth. Her Memoir, “Love Pamela,” captures the enchantment of childhood in a temperate rainforest while shedding light on the painful experiences she endured.

Anderson openly discusses disturbing experiences of sexual abuse in her past, emphasizing the lasting impact of such traumatic events. Despite enduring challenges, she rejects the role of a victim, asserting that she has made choices contributing to her strength as an individual and parent.

As Pamela Anderson unveils Hollywood’s dark side, her revelations open a new chapter in understanding the complexities of fame, exploitation, and resilience in the entertainment industry. The curtain has fallen on the superficial symbol; what remains is a woman with a story far more profound than the iconic red swimsuit suggests.