Pamela Anderson To Get $10 Million From Husband Of 12 Days, Jon Peters, After He Dies

Hollywood star Pamela Anderson's husband of 12 days, Jon Peters, recently revealed that he gifted her $10 million in his will. 

Peters has remained good friends with Anderson in the time since they split after being briefly married in 2020. The former couple first met at the famous Playboy mansion in the late 80s and later lived together in Bel Air.

Anderson has spoken about her affection for Peters severally, saying he's "been a huge influence" in her life and career. Peters too has also said that he'll always love his ex-wife and she'll "forever have a place" deep in his heart. 

Read on to find out more.

Peters recently revealed that he included ex-wife Anderson in his will, and she's getting a pretty big number. According to Variety, Peters willed Anderson $10 million, which will be given to her upon his passing, and she never knew about it. The producer has stayed good friends with the actress in the years since their split after famously being married for 12 days.

Peters, while speaking with the publication, opened up about the gift to Anderson and spoke about how much he appreciates her. He said, "As a matter of fact, I left her $10 million in my will. And she doesn't even know that. Nobody knows that. I'm just saying it for the first time with you. I probably shouldn't be saying it. So that's for her, whether she needs it or not."

Anderson and Peters first met in the late 80s at the famous Playboy mansion, where the actress first rose to fame. She later moved in with him at his Bel Air estate, which is where their friendship blossomed. Years later, the friends decided to get married in early 2020, just before the COVID-19 global pandemic.

However, Anderson and Peters' marriage was very short-lived, lasting only 12 days. Their union was also never official, as the former couple did not file the necessary legal paperwork. Despite their split, the producer and actress have remained close friends and have spoken about their affection for each other several times.

During a recent interview with Variety, Anderson spoke about Peters, saying, "He's great and has been a huge influence on my life. I love him to death." Peters also spoke to the publication and said he'll "always love Pamela," and she will "forever have a place in his heart."

The "A Star Is Born" producer previously said he knew from the first time he looked into Anderson's eyes that she was meant for superstardom. Peters described the actress as "amazingly ambitious" and said she has a business character that's similar to "the early Kardashians."

While speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Peters said, "Pamela was a girl who with no makeup was gorgeous. She was very smart and very talented. I tried to talk her out of doing Playboy. I said, "Don't do Playboy. Focus on a serious career." She said, "'You're nuts.' She wanted to do Playboy, and she went on to do 13 covers."

Asides from her busy career, Anderson was also famous for her rollercoaster love life, which featured five marriages. The actress first married rock star Tommy Lee in 1995 and divorced him in 1998 after having two sons, Brandon and Dylan.

Anderson then married musician Kid Rock in 2006 and divorced him a year later. She later wed Rick Salomon twice, first in 2007 and then again in 2014. They annulled their first wedding in 2008 and eventually got divorced in 2015, going their separate ways. Anderson married her fifth husband, Dan Hayhurst, in December 2020, but they split after just 13 months.

In her upcoming memoir, Love Pamela, the actress spills more on the tumultuous details of her marriages. Anderson revealed, in a conversation with The Guardian that she married a lot of jealous men, going as far as to describe a moment when her first husband, Lee, screamed at her and trashed her trailer because of a kissing scene in the popular show, "Baywatch."

Love, Pamela will be released on January 31st, along with a Netflix documentary titled "Pamela, A Love Story."