Pamela Anderson's Fans Approve Of Her Shocking Switch From Signature Hair

Change is constant, inevitable, and fans are fully embracing it on Pamela Anderson!

The legendary actress proves she is not afraid to step out of her comfort zone by ditching her popular blonde-colored tresses for a striking red hue, which has sent her fans into a frenzy.

Pamela Anderson has made waves for several reasons in recent years, including 2023, when she appeared with a completely makeup-free face during Paris Fashion Week.

Again, the former reality star chose Paris Fashion Week as the platform to launch her latest beauty venture. Anderson was spotted rocking a shaggy bob in a new red shade at the Condé Nast Paris Fashion Week party on Monday.

The actress looked radiant in a cream-colored silk maxi dress, paired with rosy lips and her radiant smile. Sources close to Anderson shared that the actress' new hair color was inspired by Swedish film stars Gunnel Lindblom and Bibi Anderson.

Paris-based hairstylist John Nollet was on board to bring her vision to life, as all roads lead to preparation for her next role in "Love is Not the Answer." Vogue confirmed that she will star opposite Steve Coogan in the project to be directed by Michael Cera.

Of course, whatever Anderson does is bound to get attention, and the fans did not hesitate to weigh in on how pleased they were with her red colored hair. Although nothing is set in stone about the permanence of the hair or otherwise, this commenter on X affirmed that "copper suits her so well." 

Another X subscriber was beyond elated to declare that "Pamela Anderson is not blonde anymore!!!" Anderson's new look is a complete 180 from the blonde tone she has worn nearly all her life, except for one time when she went brunette with a pixie cut in 2013.

In another post, a third fan wrote, "This suits Pamela Anderson. I'm kinda sad though. We all know what women do to their hair post-breakup. Does this mean 'bye bye, Liam Neeson'"? 

The former reality star and Neeson shook Hollywood to its core when they appeared on red carpets for the "The Naked Gun" film, oozing pure chemistry. 

As shared by The Blast, feedback has remained divided, with one camp arguing that the relationship was deliberately overblown to draw attention to their movie.

The sources claimed that Anderson and her rumored partner were not affectionate behind closed doors and barely spent quality time together. Should they ever team up for a meal, their assistants were always present, and the duo allegedly maintained a very professional demeanor.

However, insiders from the set of the movie trashed these reports, insisting that Anderson and Neeson definitely share a genuine bond. In their words:

"Their relationship isn't just for show. They have a real connection. There's no incentive for either of them to stage something like this."

The source also tagged rumors that the couple never went on private outings as untrue and lacking legitimacy.

When the actress launched her acting career as C.J. Parker on "Baywatch" in the 1990s, she earned the title of one of the sexiest women alive, a reputation that has stuck to this day. 

Anderson won hearts when she appeared in the poster, decked out in a red swimsuit with a deep-cut neckline and a revealing view of her toned glutes. The actress's body and beauty brought her massive success in the form of movie roles, commercials, and even high-profile relationships. 

Ironically, Anderson's excitement about her new gag did not last, as she confessed decades later that she certainly did not like how the world perceived her sexiness. 

"I hate to say that because I'm not complaining, but I do feel that is a slippery slope where you are presenting yourself to the world like this and you get this attention back," the model clarified.

The camera would not stop clicking away at Victoria Beckham's Paris Fashion Week runway show, where Anderson boldly attended without a coat of foundation on her elegant face. 

The actress explained that when she jetted out to Paris for the event without a makeup artist, she felt a particular kind of freedom, at the detriment of her team, who were panicking.

Anderson added that while she was in Paris, she began to ask deep questions about the essence of sitting in a glam chair for hours and painting her face. 

She weighed her options, concluding that the world would not stop if she kept the beauty brushes and palettes at home, and truly, it did not. Instead, Anderson's appearance two years ago generated headlines and sparked discussions surrounding beauty standards in Hollywood and beyond. 

For the actress, it was one of her rebellious ways for the greater good. According to her, "I feel like this is a little bit of a rebel move: to be who you want to be. What is beauty anyway? Beauty is subjective. We don't have to look like the covers of magazines."

Pamela Anderson knows how to cause these conversations, and she looks good doing it!