Pamela Anderson’s new Netflix documentary doesn’t mention Jesus but here’s everything she does that makes me think she could be a Christian

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Source: Reuters

After repeated invasions of privacy former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson has released a documentary telling her story in her own words, but sadly there’s no mention of faith.

The golden era of TV was 90s Saturday nights on ITV. It was Baywatch, Gladiators and Blind Date and I can confirm we had a lorra lorra laughs. I remember watching the red swim-suited lifeguards performing their vital duties with no concept of the difficulties one in particular was facing off camera.

Watching Netflix’s new Pamela Anderson documentary, I couldn’t help but feel sad. Abused as a child and with very little support and guidance, Pamela was chewed up and spat out by powerful men in media. It’s a time old story and one that has had a fair amount of publicity this year with the release of the controversial Marilyn Monroe film. As I watched, I started to wonder, where was Jesus in all this? I wondered if she’d been taken to church or if had ever occurred to her as an adult that Christ could bring her some comfort amid all the abuse and exploitation.

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