Pamela Anderson, 59, has shared a rare glimpse into her tranquil life at her sprawling Vancouver Island home, showcasing her garden and personal reading time in a recent Instagram video.
Anderson, who returned to her family's estate in 2019, captioned the clip, 'Fall is the season of the soul…' The video begins with the former Baywatch star in her sunroom before she heads outside with her dog. She then tends to her garden, clipping flowers, and takes time to read.
She revealed to her followers that she was reading Erich Neumann's "Amor and Psyche: The Psychic Development of the Feminine," a work of analytical psychology. Anderson noted that she has read the book multiple times, finding a small card within its pages that read, 'There's nothing to worry about.'
The video also featured Anderson's lush garden, which she expressed a love for after rain, and a peek into her woven garden basket. The basket contained her book, glasses, pruning shears, and moisture cream from her vegan skincare line, Sonsie. The former Playboy model concluded her morning with a walk on a dock, observing the sunrise.
Fans responded positively to the intimate look into her life, with many describing it as a "dream life" and a "beautiful life." One commenter drew a parallel to Marilyn Monroe, expressing sadness that the Hollywood icon did not experience such peace.
The Vancouver Island property, located in Ladysmith, was originally purchased by Anderson's grandparents in the 1950s. She grew up in a cabin on the six-acre estate. Anderson purchased the family property about 30 years prior to her return in 2019. The estate includes a main residence, a cabin, vegetable and rose gardens, a pier, and a lavish porch.
The home and Anderson's connection to the property have been featured in the Hulu series "Pamela's Garden Of Eden." The show follows her journey of restoring her grandmother's legacy property and leaving her Hollywood life behind. The second season also depicted her assisting her sons, Brandon and Dylan, with renovations on their Los Angeles homes.
Anderson, who shares her two sons with ex-husband Tommy Lee, has spoken about her return to the property as a way to "rewrite" her life. She described the restoration as an "art project" that "took my heart and soul." She found solace in spending time alone with her dogs, vegetables, and the natural surroundings, noting that while at times lonely, it was a "good kind of lonely" that made her stronger.