US EditionPamela Anderson Slams Rumors She and Liam Neeson Faked Romance
Pamela Anderson, honored with the Deauville Talent Award, firmly denied claims that her relationship with Liam Neeson was a publicity stunt, emphasizing authenticity and rejecting PR tactics.
- On September 5, 2025, Pamela Anderson received the Deauville Talent Award in France and publicly denied rumors of faking her romance with co-star Liam Neeson.
- The rumors followed a flirty press tour promoting their film The Naked Gun, which some alleged was orchestrated as a publicity stunt by Paramount and their teams.
- Anderson asserted she is superstitious about love, refuses PR stunts, and emphasized her genuine connection with Neeson, describing their chemistry as sincere and heartfelt.
- She emphasized that she refuses to participate in publicity gimmicks, describing such actions as detrimental to her, and expressed that evoking genuine feelings of love in viewers through her performances is the highest praise.
- Anderson’s remarks and appearances, including their affectionate moments on the press tour, suggest their relationship was authentic and not a fabricated promotional tactic.
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Pamela Anderson denies that her romance with Liam Neeson was a PR stunt. The actress spoke about the nature of her relationship with her co-star at the opening of the Deauville American Film Festival.
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