Pamela Anderson is baring it all. The “Baywatch” star, 55, has been making headlines in recent days with the premiere of her Netflix documentary and the release of her new memoir — and now, she’s starring in an Interview magazine spread wearing nothing but extra-long hair extensions in one of the steamy photos.
Lounging on an ivory futon, Anderson poses nude in a pair of clear Pleaser platform heels, her hands held together as if in prayer.
Her Rapunzel-worthy platinum locks — the work of hairstylist Rob Talty — are draped over her bare body and cascade all the way down to the floor.
In another snap, Anderson wears a sheer black lace Burberry catsuit with two attached bags at the hips and a black thong beneath; in a third, she sports a classic black turtleneck dress by the brand while licking a rainy window.
Elsewhere in the spread, Anderson slips into the role of a sultry spy (snapping photos through window blinds in a tan Celine trench coat) and a particularly stylish boxer (complete with gloves to match her Vivienne Westwood mini).
Anderson — who sported a seemingly “Baywatch”-inspired red dress for the premiere of her “Pamela, a Love Story” doc Monday night — chatted with Ronan Farrow for the candid interview, dishing on everything from her Catholic upbringing to her new memoir and whether her bombshell image was accurate.
“I’m to blame,” she told Farrow, who asked Anderson if the “cartoon image” of herself in the pop culture “was something that was foisted on” her.
“I created a character, and it fed the monster,” the “Love, Pamela” author said. “So I don’t feel like a victim. I feel fortunate.”
Discussing her appearance as a mom, Anderson said, “Getting the kids out to school, I’d catch my reflection and go, ‘Oh my god, I’ve got glitter and mascara down my cheeks and people are judging me.’ But I’m judging their cars with peanut butter sandwiches stuck on the floor. We were all a mess.”
Although she shares some wild stories in her memoir — including the fact that she didn’t ex-husband Tommy Lee’s last name when they eloped — the actress told Farrow, “Sometimes I say I have regrets and sometimes I don’t.”
“I just hope to inspire people that have gone through traumatic times to try to make lemonade out of lemons,” she added.
As for her life today, the “Chicago” actress recently revealed on Dax Shepard’s podcast that she won’t do “crazy s—t” to prevent aging, adding that she prefers to embrace her natural beauty.
“I don’t wear makeup,” Anderson said. “I just wake up and throw on a slip and my rain boots and walk through the field and get into the ocean.”