Pamela Anderson, 55, Goes Makeup Free In LA After Successful Broadway Run: Photos

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Kudos to the queen! Pamela Anderson couldn’t help but steal the spotlight as she walked out and that’s exactly what happened when Baywatch the icon had some retail therapy on Friday, September 2. While walking through the streets of Venice, CA, the 55-year-old stun man rocked an all-white suit and blew it came out with a pair of Crocs x Balenciaga heels.

Pamela is clearly living her best life after receiving critical acclaim for her Broadway debut as Roxie in the musical. Chicago. An EXCLUSIVE source tells HollywoodLife that Pamela was “crying tears of happiness” from the positive feedback, especially after being so “nervous” about performing in her first acting contract since 2019.

“Pamela was reading the reviews today and she was touched by how much the critics gave her performance,” the insider began. “She is talking to her friends and crying happy tears because of how much this means to her. She put her heart and soul into this and although she was nervous before taking the stage on opening night last night, she was also very excited to finally have a chance for the world. world see their true potential”.

The source went on to say that the first night audience included her best friends and her two sons, Brandon Thomas Lee and Dylan Jagger Leewhom she shares with her ex Tommy Lee. All the love and support has allowed Pamela to focus on the near future. “Now that first night jitters are gone and the reviews are amazing, Pamela will allow her creativity to shine and showcase her talents like never before,” added the insider.

Just days before she stepped onto the stage, Pamela talked about the opportunity to play the iconic Roxie, which gave Renee Zellweger an Oscar nomination for the film version in 2002. “I feel like I’ve got all these arms around me, and I feel so embraced, so supported, so rooted. It’s a new feeling! ” she told See. “When you believe in yourself, other people also start to believe in you. It was a cliché to say, but as soon as I decided I was good enough, all of this started happening. It’s like miracle to miracle. I went from Baywatch to Broadway. “