Pamela Anderson in Bankruptcy
`Baywatch` Hot Beauty Pamela Anderson has revealed that it was her decision to tile her swimming pool with platinum that led her to Bankruptcy.
The 42-year-old blonde bombshell has spoken for the first time about the huge debts she has been left with after splurging on a dream home, reported Daily Mail online.
The former Playboy model has been forced to move into a trailer park and she now fears that will have to sell the semi-constructed beach house.
"I am USD 3million over budget and I should have moved in over a year ago. I`m tiling the whole pool in platinum, that`s expensive!," she said.
The star revealed that she sobs whenever she visits the house, because she put her heart into it`s construction.
"I`m going to sell it. I hate it. People commit suicide over constructions. Relationships break down over constructions and I can see why. It rips your heart out," said Anderson who shares her trailer with her electrician boyfriend Jamie Padgett, 42, and her two sons Brandon, 13, and Dylan, 11.
She reportedly has just USD 4,000 in the bank and needs to spend at least USD 800,000 more to make the house habitable.
The 42-year-old blonde bombshell has spoken for the first time about the huge debts she has been left with after splurging on a dream home, reported Daily Mail online.
The former Playboy model has been forced to move into a trailer park and she now fears that will have to sell the semi-constructed beach house.
"I am USD 3million over budget and I should have moved in over a year ago. I`m tiling the whole pool in platinum, that`s expensive!," she said.
The star revealed that she sobs whenever she visits the house, because she put her heart into it`s construction.
"I`m going to sell it. I hate it. People commit suicide over constructions. Relationships break down over constructions and I can see why. It rips your heart out," said Anderson who shares her trailer with her electrician boyfriend Jamie Padgett, 42, and her two sons Brandon, 13, and Dylan, 11.
She reportedly has just USD 4,000 in the bank and needs to spend at least USD 800,000 more to make the house habitable.
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