- no? no? - nope. nope. ( chuckles ) i m a good mom. - and you re a great you are a great mom. - ask my kids. just because i m covered in glitter doesn t mean i m a bad mom. i would still be the girl, the lady at the taking the kids out of the car every morning and kind of judging people by their messy cars, and then when i d shut the car door i would see my reflection and see that i was covered in glitter and black mascara everywhere cause i d been, you know, working on a photo shoot or something, but that s what i i was always there. i was at everything, every game, everything i could possibly be at. harvey: you quit baywatch after having brandon. it s pretty amazing for somebody who was on a hugely successful show with a big career and something that is coveted in hollywood, and you gave it up. well, i think i had a good, long run at it, and then i wanted to be a mom. the most important thing for me is to be a good mom and to be there for them. ( chuckles ) it s as simple as t
( chuckles ) i m a good mom. - and you re a great you are a great mom. - ask my kids. just because i m covered in glitter doesn t mean i m a bad mom. i would still be the girl, the lady at the taking the kids out of the car every morning and kind of judging people by their messy cars, and then when i d shut the car door i would see my reflection and see that i was covered in glitter and black mascara everywhere cause i d been, you know, working on a photo shoot or something, but that s what i i was always there. i was at everything, every game, everything i could possibly be at. harvey: you quit baywatch after having brandon. it s pretty amazing for somebody who was on a hugely successful show with a big career and something that is coveted in hollywood, and you gave it up. well, i think i had a good, long run at it, and then i wanted to be a mom. the most important thing for me is to be a good mom and to be there for them. ( chuckles ) it s as simple as that. you protected these
so that traumatized me and then i told my dad he had to stop hunting and he did. - really? - yes, so i realized, oh, you just have to speak up. and so then i started speaking up about a lot of things. every time you put on a pair of shoes, a belt, or a pair of gloves, chances are you re wearing leather. and out of all the things that animals are abused for, leather is the most common. to learn how you can help, call peta. thank you. you joined peta right at the height of your popularity on baywatch. it was kind of risky, wasn t it? pamela: you know, people always ask me, do your associations affect your career? and i say i don t i don t think about that. but i m sure, i mean, especially now, i think, that people always tell me i m blacklisted. harvey: some people think peta gets too radical. does it ever get too radical for you? pamela: well, i don t throw paint on people. i think that you can reach people in a positive way, like when i wrote to melania trump and i sent her a fa
so that traumatized me and then i told my dad he had to stop hunting and he did. - really? - yes, so i realized, oh, you just have to speak up. and so then i started speaking up about a lot of things. every time you put on a pair of shoes, a belt, or a pair of gloves, chances are you re wearing leather. and out of all the things that animals are abused for, leather is the most common. to learn how you can help, call peta. thank you. you joined peta right at the height of your popularity on baywatch. it was kind of risky, wasn t it? pamela: you know, people always ask me, do your associations affect your career? and i say i don t i don t think about that. but i m sure, i mean, especially now, i think, that people always tell me i m blacklisted. harvey: some people think peta gets too radical. does it ever get too radical for you? pamela: well, i don t throw paint on people. i think that you can reach people in a positive way, like when i wrote to melania trump and i sent her a fa
my family lived here, so i m rebuilding it for my parents. harvey: so tell me a little bit about growing up here and about your family life. pamela: my parents were very young when they were married, 17 and 18. and i think it was probably a shotgun wedding cause mom was pregnant. dad was a chimney sweep, actually, and my mother was a waitress. and, um, my dad actually played a lot of poker, and i actually dealt when i was very young. tell me about the relationship between your mom and your dad. it was, i think, passionate, volatile kind of relationship. very romantic, they broke up a few times, but they got back together. my dad was the bad boy, and my mom was the bouncy blonde. my dad was on a motorcycle and crashed a few cars racing. - but passion and romance - it sounds like you re talking about you, isn t it? - a little bit. - tell me about what you did as a kid. pamela: i just lived on the beach. i lived on the beach. i had my little pretend store behind the driftwood log and so