Former Playboy bunny and ultimate Nineties poster girl Pamela Anderson has returned to the magazine's cover for its final ever nude issue.
The Baywatch actress, 48, who first adorned the cover in October 1989, is the publication's former Playmate of the Month. After appearing 14 times throughout the following two decades, Anderson deemed the event worthy of a return after being approached by founder Hugh Hefner's attorney.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Anderson revealed "[He] said, 'We don't want anybody else. There's nobody else, could you do the last cover of Playboy?"
The only thing stopping her intially, she revealed, were her sons Brandon, 19, and Dylan, 17.
"I said, 'Hef just called, he wants me to do the last cover of Playboy,' and [Brandon] goes, 'Mom, you've got to do it."
The historic cover ends the publication's 60-year run of women posing naked within its pages. Hefner cited access to free internet pornography as a primary reason, stating that nude photos have become outdated.
Recalling the final shoot, Anderson – who recently announced she was cured of Hepatitis C via a raunchy Instagram post – shared a memory of frolicking around outside the Playboy mansion.
"I took off all my clothes and I rolled down the hill; I was just screaming and hair and boobs were flying, and shoes were going everywhere," she said.
The issue will be released 11 December. Playboy have announced that from the March issue onwards, it will be featuring new designs, interviews and long-form journalism.
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