Pamela Anderson says she got $100k from 12-day ex-husband Jon Peters but denies claims that he paid off debt
Pamela Anderson, who refuted claims that her former husband, Jon Peters, paid off her debts during their 12-day marriage, admitted that she received $100,000 from the film producer.
The 52-year-old actress made the revelations during an interview with the to Ladysmith Chemainus Chronicle. "I don’t need anyone to pay my bills, I own a $10 million dollar house in Malibu Colony that has been rented for almost two years now and for the next three to five years for $40,000 for month. That more than covers all my bills and expenses," she said.
"I have contracts and other work. I put that money into my Ladysmith project. I believe it's best to put my money in property. He doesn't agree. I would politely listen and say I’d think about it. He still looked at me like that naive little girl sitting at the bar. 'Teeth and a halo' he tells people.'"
Anderson told the publication that as a form of a kind gesture, Peters gave her $100,000 following their split, telling her "no hard feelings." The money that she received from her ex-husband has gone into her Ladysmith property, the actress confirmed.
"I’m thrilled to inject some work money into the community. All my savings, all the extra money I make, goes here or to my foundation," Anderson said.
Anderson's business manager Michael Ullman told the outlet that he provided Peters with three years of the 'Baywatch' star's tax returns, monthly expenses as well as outstanding bills to prove her financial stability before the pair got married.
After reports claimed that Peters accused Anderson of using him to pay off her $200,000 debt and buying her a new wardrobe, he went on record to deny the claims. "I haven’t spoken to the press – nobody. I’ve loved this kid since she was 20 years old. I still love her. We're friends. We'll always be friends. I helped her in a way that she needed, but it's between her and I. I think she's great, and that's all I got to say," he said.