Pamela Anderson, 59, is a green-fingered goddess in a brand-new video posted on Instagram, where she is tending to her garden on Vancouver Island, Canada, after a period of rainfall and then relaxing with a book on her veranda.
The Baywatch star shared the beautiful video with her 5.4 million Instagram followers, writing: "Fall is the season of the soul…" and during the clips she was seen pulling an inspirational card from a book which read: "There's nothing to worry about."
At the start of the video, Pamela was seen pulling on a brown jumper over the top of her milkmaid dress, indicating the changing of the seasons, but the turn in the weather didn't stop there, with an incredible sunset for Pamela to soak up, right on her doorstep.
Fans noticed that the Baywatch star looked so at peace during the wholesome clip and also praised her surroundings. "What a life!" commented one fan, and: "You're our peace amongst the chaos," wrote another. A third agreed: "Heavenly."
A labour of love for the star
During the pandemic, in 2020, Pamela relocated back to her family home, in Ladysmith, which is affectionately known as Arcady.
The actress enlisted the expert help of Vancouver-based interior designer Francesca Albertazzi to transform her former childhood home, which had been virtually untouched for 25 years. The star shared the process on the HGTV series Pamela's Garden of Eden.
Pamela passing down her love for gardening
"Both of my sons are very good at gardening," Pamela once told Architectural Digest. She continued: "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."
Saying goodbye to Malibu life
For around two decades, Pamela's main residence was a home in Malibu, which she listed and sold around 2021, as she completed her full-circle move back to Canada. She originally purchased the property in late 2000 for a figure of about $1.8 million.
She spent years renovating and redesigning, and 21 years on, she sold it for a whopping $11.8 million. The property boasted a glass guest house, a large outdoor pool and direct access to the iconic Malibu coastline.






