Pamela Anderson has chosen serenity. Freedom. An unencumbered life. Zen. She has, as of yesterday, liberated herself from the steely grip of modern technology to fully embrace the “peaceful sexy life” that has long beckoned to her.
Pamela Anderson posted her last updates on social media yesterday, telling her followers that she’ll be leaving popular platforms Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
The Baywatch alum wrote a poetic farewell on Instagram alongside a throwback photo showcasing her signature smoky eye, blonde hair, and sultry gaze.
Pamela’s Last & Final IG Post
Pamela claimed social media was being used as a form of mind control as she declared herself ‘free.’
The Baywatch alum, 53, wrote on her respective accounts on Tuesday, January 26. “I’ve never been interested in social media and now that I’m settled into the life, I’m genuinely inspired by reading and being in nature. I am free.”
Anderson continued, “Thanks for the love. Blessings to you all. Let’s hope you find the strength and inspiration to follow your purpose and try not to be seduced by wasted time .”
she rejoiced. “#hallelulia,” she wrote in her final tweet, which includes a link to her Instagram post. Meanwhile, here we remain, compulsively and endlessly scrolling until our eyes cry from strain.
Pamela’s Last & Final Tweet
The Canadian star suggested that Big Tech companies “want” the masses to be distracted by their services so that they “make money” and have “control over your brain.” She concluded her posts with various hashtags, including “freedom,” “intimacy” and “human connection.”
Until her announcement, Pamela was a fairly active user on Instagram, and had last posted to the platform just a few days ago.
On Twitter, Pamela had recently re-tweeted messages showing her support for causes close to her heart, including former WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange and PETA.
The famous vegan has been an avid cheerleader for the cause, and frequently models in their ads.
The actress has also been a long-term vocal supporter of Assange during his legal battles with the US government over the publication of thousands of classified documents in 2010 and 2011.
Pamela rose to stardom as a cast member of the hit lifeguard series Baywatch.