PAMELA Anderson’s romance with French footballer Adil Rami appears to be over for good today as she accused him of being “a monster”.
In a disturbing post on her Instagram account on Tuesday morning, the 51-year-old former Baywatch beauty said the 33-year-old World Cup winner had been leading a “double life”.
Underneath a glamorous black-and-white photo of the couple in happier times, she wrote: “The last (more than 2 years) of my life have been a big lie.
“I was scammed…led to believe we were in a big love, I’m devastated to find out in the last few days, that he was living a double life.
“He used to joke about other players, who had girlfriends down the street in apartments close to their wives, he called those men monsters.
“But this is worse. He lied to all. How is it possible to control two women’s hearts and minds like this. I’m sure there were others. He is the monster.”
Pammie included a reference to the National Domestic Violence Hotline in her post, writing: “How could I have helped so many people @ndvhofficial and not been wise enough or able to help myself.”
The actress lived in the South of France with Adil, who plays his club football at Marseille, and the couple recently returned from a trip to Hollywood for the opening of the “Pamela Anderson by David Yarrow” exhibition at the Maddox Gallery.
She also made a cameo appearance in her son Brandon Thomas Lee’s reality series, MTV’s ‘The Hills: New Beginnings’.
Pammie has been a vocal supporter of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange in recent months as he strives to get out of prison and fight accusations of sexual violence.
He lied to all. How is it possible to control two women’s hearts and minds like this. I’m sure there were others. He is the monster.
Pamela Anderson
In an interview with the Los Angeles times this week, Ms Anderson touched on the MeToo movement, which has seen women reporting such aggression by powerful men.
The former pin-up told the paper: “There’s good things about it, but as I always say, ‘Action is stronger than a hashtag.’ Feminism, for 50 years, gave us a voice.
“We’re allowed to be able to talk about the abuse in our lives and we have to take action in the moment. We also have to be careful about destroying lives, like Julian, for instance. I have two boys, so I’m always worried about paralysing them too.
“We still want them to be men, to be chivalrous. We don’t want to be too crazy. This third-wave feminism, I’m not really a fan of that, but I am a feminist.
“I believe in all the good things that feminism has. But I am going to write a fourth book called ‘Saving Feminism From Feminists.’ I’m working on it.’
There was no immediate comment from Pammie or Rami following the Instagram post.
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