Pamela Anderson reacts to seeing Seth Rogen at Golden Globes

Pamela Anderson is opening up about an uncomfortable moment she experienced at the Golden Globes.

The actress revealed that seeing Seth Rogen at the event brought back lingering feelings tied to the controversial Pam & Tommy series made without her consent.

Speaking on SiriusXM’s Radio Andy, the Golden Globe nominee explained that although it appeared she left the awards show early, her exit was intentional and emotionally driven. 

“At the Golden Globes, for instance, I didn’t leave early. I left after my award, and I went right to bed,” she said, clarifying that being in close proximity to Rogen made her uneasy.

The tension stems from Hulu’s 2022 limited series Pam & Tommy, which dramatised the theft and distribution of Anderson’s private 1995 tape with ex-husband Tommy Lee. 

Rogen served as an executive producer on the project and also portrayed Rand Gauthier, the man who stole and sold the tape. 

Anderson emphasised that she was never consulted about the show, a fact that continues to bother her years later.

“Seth Rogen, he did that [miniseries] on me without talking to me, Pam & Tommy,” she said. “How can someone make a TV series out of difficult times in your life? And I’m a living, breathing human being over here, hello.”

Anderson noted that Rogen was seated nearby during the ceremony. 

“He was in the pit at the Golden Globes, so we were close,” she explained. “I just felt like, ‘I’m not chopped liver over here.’ I felt a little bit weird about it.”

While Anderson said she has been staying busy professionally, working on five films over the past year, she admitted that moments like this can still hit unexpectedly. 

She shared that she hopes Rogen may one day acknowledge her feelings. “Eventually, hopefully he will reach out to me and apologise. Not that that matters.”

Reflecting more broadly, Anderson expressed frustration over how deeply personal experiences are often turned into entertainment. 

She said the “darkest, deepest secrets or your tragedies in life shouldn’t be fair game for a TV series,” adding that the situation “pissed me off a little bit.”

Rogen, meanwhile, had a successful night at the Golden Globes, where his Apple TV+ series The Studio won Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy, along with Best Actor in the same category. 

Despite the accolades, Anderson’s comments highlight that for her, the emotional impact of Pam & Tommy is far from over.