Pamela Anderson has completely transformed not only her life - but her home - over the past few years, and couldn't be happier!
The Baywatch star relocated from Malibu to her childhood home in Ladysmith, affectionately known as Arcady, which she has been renovating since 2020.
The actress has been sharing several photos of the beautiful property and seven-acre garden on social media over the past few years, with plenty of whimsical snapshots and footage.
© InstagramMost recently, the Sonsie Skin co-founder shared footage of herself collecting pink roses from her acres of land, before arranging them in vases to place around her home. The clip gave fans a new glimpse inside her country-inspired home too, boasting plenty of vintage furnishings.
In a 2025 post, Pamela captioned a series of home photos: "I think of life as a garden… You get to replant, start again, and make it yours." Her love of being outside and gardening has inspired many to get more green fingered, and she recently opened up about the wellness benefits that come with being outside.
© InstagramTalking to Homes & Gardens, she said: "The garden is my re-entry back to myself. To begin again … it's how the garden works. It's full of inspiration. When in doubt. I put my sun hat on, my gardening gloves, boots, and grab my clippers and a harvest basket and head down to my garden by the sea."
© InstagramShe added of her garden: "It's full of surprises. It's not in our full control. Nature is powerful, playful and wise. It's a great way to start the day .. a little watering goes a long way. Tending to life, simplicity. Cutting roses for the cabins or weeding into a bucket … I love it all."
© InstagramThe actress enlisted the help of Vancouver-based interior designer, Francesca Albertazzi, when it came to doing up her former childhood home, located in Ladysmith, B.C. It had been virtually untouched for 25 years, but now thanks to Pamela and Francesca - as well as the rest of the team, who featured on the HGTV series, Pamela's Garden of Eden.
Discussing her home in a recent interview with Architectural Digest - which is where her parents first lived after they got married, and where her two sons Dylan and Brandon learnt to walk - she said it was "where everything came back together for me."
© InstagramPamela, 57, is incredibly content and is finding the joys in gardening and harvesting her own food too. When asked what she was growing, she replied: "Beets, radishes, lettuces. It's fun.
"My mom is sending me pictures because I'm out on the road. And I’m going, 'Oh gosh, I wish I was there!' It's been so nice to bring my parents onto the property. I renovated and moved them into one of the cabins—[the same one] where they were married, where they started out. It was kind of my evil plan all along when I bought this property from my grandmother.
© Instagram"I knew that one day I would bring my parents back and be as close to them as I could in their elder years when they needed me—without being too close."
The star further opened up about her decision to move to her home and away from Malibu in an interview with People.
© Getty ImagesIn August 2024, she told the publication: "A few years back, I kind of gave up at some point and needed a change. I thought, 'Well, I guess that's just what people think of me. I was not in a good space when I moved back to Canada."
She added :"I don't know what happened over the last few decades, but I feel now so far removed from the image of who I was. I felt very sad and lonely. I didn't feel just misunderstood, I felt like I had really screwed up, that my whole life was a bundle of mistakes. I was hard on myself, and I thought I put my family through a lot and put my kids through so much."
