Pamela Anderson ‘can’t wait’ to get older and allow her hair flip 'natural gray’

Pamela Anderson may be a intercourse image, but she's not afraid of a few wrinkles.

In the course of an appearance on Dax Shepard’s podcast, Armchair expert, the Baywatch alum, 55, explained that while there are many "conventional beauties" who have a "truely difficult time with getting older," she's by no means notion two times about it.

"I can't wait to look myself antique," Anderson, whose new documentary Pamela: A Love story, is now streaming on Netflix, instructed Shepard. “I in no way felt like i was any sort of great splendor, ever, no, only a little funny looking."

“I continually said I’d understand myself while i used to be vintage in the mirror," the blonde bombshell added. "I don’t need to chase [aging] and i don’t need to do all the loopy sh** to myself."

She persevered: "I want to permit my hair move form of herbal gray, placed my little straw hat on, don’t wear makeup. I mean, that’s my comfortable kind of kingdom.”

Anderson later mentioned she's gotten extra stress to put on make-up as she's gotten older — inclusive of from her two sons, Dylan, 25, and Brandon, 26 with ex-husband Tommy Lee, who advocated her to wear make-up at the same time as selling the documentary and her new memoir, Love, Pamela.

“when i used to be wearing make-up earlier than, everyone advised me not to wear make-up. Now I’m old and form of just need to let it show up,” she quipped.

Anderson echoed similar sentiments at the same time as acting at the Howard Stern show in advance this month.

“I by no means felt like a incredible splendor. So, I felt like I don’t have as lots to lose as others do," she told Stern. "I just say, ‘I’ll be first-rate,’ which I suppose suggests inside the documentary. I imply, this is me, I’m nearly fifty six years antique. I’m no longer going to fear approximately it. All of us want to appearance the quality we can look, but I’ve by no means absolutely been a huge worrier approximately that.”

The big name went directly to give an explanation for that she won almost 25 kilos while writing the book.

“My body became converting,” she told Stern and Robin Quivers. “I notion, oh, perhaps I’m just getting older and this is it. I used to be taking walks round in kaftans, I seemed ridiculous and my mom said ‘you in no way want to reveal your figure anymore.’ I just felt like, ‘What discern?'”