Pamela Anderson opened up to fans about her secret holiday wedding when the former “Baywatch” star married bodyguard Dan Hayhurst on Christmas Eve.
In a new interview for the British talk show “Loose Women”, Anderson, 53, and her new husband are seen lying on the bed while divulging the details of their wedding.
“Pamela, to quote you, you said in the past, ‘In the arms of the man I love is exactly where I should be,'” began one of the hosts. “I didn’t think we would actually see you in the arms of the man you love.”
“Oh, we haven’t gotten out of bed since Christmas Eve,” joked Pamela.
Anderson went on to reveal that he met Hayhurst on his property.
“This is the magical place to live, I think,” she said. “He was working here and I was stuck here during COVID, and we were together, and we are still stuck together.
“I’ve been at home for a year and a half renovating,” she explained. “And now it’s just beautiful. I renovated all the cabins, we are installing a dock. It is a beautiful property. And Dan and his kids are also living here. “
Speaking about the ceremony, Anderson shared that the event was discreet due in part to the restrictions of COVID-19.
“Well, I think we prefer to be alone, but it would have been nice to have some family here,” she started. “But there were definitely no problems as someone who was not invited or invited. We were just here. We had a very beautiful and silent ceremony and our witnesses were the people of the First Nations who came to make a cedar blessing on us … to get rid of all our demons.
“I’m still working on it,” she said with a laugh.
When asked how they will spend their time after the pandemic restrictions are lifted, Hayhurst replied, “I don’t think we are getting out of the blockade. I think we’ll be stuck forever. “
Finally, the blonde was asked what made her new husband so special.
“Well, he’s a nice guy,” she replied. “He’s the kind of guy I probably would have known if I had stayed home and not gone around the world and gone crazy. I mean, I came home whole. It’s nice to be with, like, a real man who can really change a light bulb. “