Pamela Anderson Reveals Awkward Moment with Seth Rogen at 2026 Golden Globes
Pamela Anderson has opened up about her experience at the 2026 Golden Globes, particularly regarding her proximity to actor Seth Rogen. Rogen’s involvement in the Hulu series “Pam & Tommy” has been a sticking point for Anderson, who has previously expressed her disapproval of the show. She described seeing Rogen at the event as somewhat awkward.
Pamela Anderson’s Thoughts on “Pam & Tommy”
During an appearance on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, Anderson candidly shared her feelings about the series. She criticized Rogen for creating a narrative about her life without her consent, saying, “That was another — I just felt like, ‘Eh.’” Anderson has consistently communicated her discomfort regarding how the show depicts difficult periods in her life.
Close Encounter at the Golden Globes
At the Golden Globes, Anderson found herself seated near Rogen, who won an award for his performance in “The Studio.” Reflecting on their proximity, she remarked, “I felt a little bit weird about it.” She noted her busy schedule over the past year, stating, “I’ve done five movies in the last year,” which added to her feelings of unease during the event.
Public Persona and Privacy
Anderson articulated the struggles of being a public figure, emphasizing that public visibility does not grant others the right to exploit personal struggles. “Your darkest, deepest secrets or your tragedies in your life shouldn’t be fair game for a TV series,” she said, expressing that this notion made her feel upset.
A Hope for Resolution
Anderson expressed a desire for Rogen to potentially reach out and apologize for his past actions, even though she clarified that such an apology might not be crucial to her. “I mean, it was… hopefully, he will—maybe he’ll reach out to me and apologize,” she stated.
Navigating Celebrity Gatherings
Being at high-profile events like the Golden Globes can be daunting for Anderson. She mentioned her discomfort in socializing with industry peers, saying, “I still don’t feel like I belong in those rooms.” This sentiment reflects the ongoing challenges of reconnecting with figures from her past.
Concluding Thoughts
Despite the unease of the evening, Anderson noted the financial success of projects like “Pam & Tommy,” though she remarked, “Some of these things have been very lucrative for people.” Her reflections highlight a complex interplay between fame, personal history, and public representation.
