Pamela Anderson recently opened up about her experience with Seth Rogen at the 2026 Golden Globes. Rogen was involved with the Hulu series Pam & Tommy, which chronicles a challenging time in Anderson’s life. She had previously expressed her discontent, saying, “the idea of the whole thing was just really crushing for me.”
In a candid chat on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, she shared her feelings about being close to Rogen during the event. “He did that show without talking to me,” Anderson recalled. “I just felt like, how can someone turn my struggles into a TV series? I’m a living, breathing person.”
She continued, reflecting on the awkwardness of the situation, “I’ve been busy with five movies in the last year, but sometimes it hits you. I felt a bit down being around him.” While at the Golden Globes, she noted, “It was uncomfortable. I felt like I didn’t really belong there.”
Anderson pointed out a key issue: the lack of privacy for public figures. “They say you have no right to privacy, but your deepest secrets shouldn’t be fair game for TV,” she emphasized.
This sentiment resonates with many in Hollywood who feel similarly exposed. In a recent survey by the Hollywood Reporter, over 60% of celebrities expressed concerns about their private lives being exploited for content.
Despite these feelings, Anderson chose to stay focused on her own successes, mentioning that many involved in such productions benefit financially. “I guess that’s what matters to some people,” she added.
In a world where personal stories often become public entertainment, Anderson’s reflections remind us of the real human experiences behind the headlines.
