Pamela Anderson may be one of the world's most glamorous, well-known actresses, but deep down, she is happier in her garden at her Canadian home than she is anywhere else.
Her palatial backyard sits within the Canadian childhood home that she took over to renovate in 2020, and the former wife of rocker Tommy Lee often shares updates from the enchanting space.
On Sunday, the 59-year-old shared a wonderful video of her tidying up, and in it, she looked like Barbie, donning a pastel pink cardigan with '60s-style statement buttons.
She teamed the pretty item with a flowing pink skirt and added her trusty pair of Ugg boots for maximum comfort.
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Looking relaxed and happy, the mother of two went makeup-free, and her trademark blonde hair looked thick, full and flowing. "A beautiful fall morning from the garden… another clean-up day," she penned in the caption.
"MOM'S BACK IN THE GARDEN", Dylan Lee, Pamela's youngest son, commented.
Pamela's glamorous gardening gear
This is the second wonderful outfit the star has worn to tend to her plants. Last week, the star of The Last Showgirl wore a nude-coloured tutu skirt and copper-toned sweatshirt as she cultivated the area.
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Pamela's passion for gardening
It appears that horticultural style runs in the family. "Both of my sons are very good at gardening," Pamela once told Architectural Digest, adding: "Brandon has taken it to another level, of course. He does the drawings and the graphs and the grids and the arrows and writes the Latin names of plants. He's so helpful. He does a lot of our friends’ gardens. He's designing one right now in Malibu. And Dylan, he’s just got the cool factor. He knows when things look good and peaceful and right, she mused.
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The former Baywatch star also professed her love for a very famous UK gardener - the legendary Monty Don. Pamela told AD: "I love Monty Don, his videos and books."
For the beauty entrepreneur, her relocation from Malibu back home to Canada was a complete "fresh start", and this includes the rebirth found in the love of her garden. "This whole new chapter? It started in the garden," she has said.