Baywatch Star Lives on the Streets: What Happened to the Actress Years After Fame.

Rebirth of Baywatch

According to The Sun: Thanks to their seductive, slow-motion runs on Los Angeles' golden beaches, stars David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson made 'Baywatch' a worldwide sensation.

Now the iconic 90s show is set to make a comeback, planning to release 12 new episodes next year.

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The new series will be produced by Fox Entertainment in collaboration with Fremantle, the company behind the original show, but the new cast has yet to be announced.

At its peak, 'Baywatch', which aired from 1989 to 2001, became the most popular show in the world, with over a billion viewers across 200 countries.

However, fame led to troubles for many stars of the show, some of whom struggled with drugs and frequently found themselves in legal conflicts.

David Hasselhoff

Legend of 'Baywatch' David Hasselhoff, 73, fell hard after the show ended, spiraling into drunken chaos.

At his lowest point, 'Hoff' sought treatment at the famous Betty Ford clinic but fled the very next day.

Instead, he checked into a nearby hotel, raided the mini-bar, and lost consciousness.

His tumultuous lifestyle also took a toll on his personal life: he has been divorced twice from American actress Kathryn Hickland, 69, and Pamela Bach, 61.

“I am a recovering alcoholic,” Hasselhoff admitted.

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However, he bounced back, becoming a television favorite, especially as a judge on Britain’s Got Talent and America’s Got Talent. In 2018, he married 45-year-old beauty from Wales Hayley Roberts in a lavish Italian ceremony.

Yet this year, he was spotted in a wheelchair, looking frail and far from his chiseled days on 'Baywatch', just weeks after the tragic death of his ex-wife Pamela, 61.

Pamela faced severe issues stemming from a motorcycle accident in 2003, which resulted in neck and back fractures.

In May, an insider reported: 'David is living on his last breath and is leading a tough life. He had a life people can only dream of, but he also struggled with alcohol and other substances for decades, of which he regrets.'

An actor's representative assured that he is 'doing fine' and is awaiting knee surgery.

Fans have also noticed him promoting ads on Twitter to his 500 thousand followers.

Pamela Anderson

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At the peak of her career, Pamela became a teen idol thanks to her looks.

She appeared on Playboy covers more times than any other model, but after leaving the show in 1997, her life began to spiral.

Initially following a tumultuous marriage to Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee, 54, in 1995, with whom she had two sons, the couple divorced in 1998, remarried, and divorced again in 2001.

She admitted that the decision to shoot a tape with him on a luxury yacht was the biggest mistake of her life.

After that, she married model Marcus Schenkenberg, 48, but this marriage lasted less than a year.

Pamela married rapper Kid Rock, 46, but that ended in a loud divorce as well.

She also had a relationship with poker player Rick Salomon, 49, divorced after a year, then remarried in 2014 and finally divorced in April 2015.

The 58-year-old has also struggled with painkiller addiction and was diagnosed with hepatitis C, but in recent years she has changed her image.

Currently, Pamela has ditched heavy makeup, embracing a natural style, which she believes makes her feel 'free' and authentic.

This year, fans speculated that she found love with Hollywood heavyweight Liam Neeson, 73, when they were seen together in public, but sources claim that the close displays were just a promotional stunt for their movie.

Yasmin Bleeth

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Multiple awarded the title of 'Sexiest Woman' by FHM, Yasmin became a popular figure during her three years on 'Baywatch'.

However, fame brought her many troubles: now the 57-year-old star is struggling with drug issues.

Just a few months after 'Baywatch' ended in 1997, she spent a night in jail after police found cocaine in her purse.

Yasmin also admitted that her addiction was very intense: at one point, she fainted during a photoshoot for a glossy magazine and even went five days without sleep.

During treatment, Yasmin met Paul Cherryto, who had just been released from prison for drug offenses.

Still married to Paul, who now owns a strip club, Yasmin continues to work as a fundraiser for 'Breast Cancer Research'.

Jason Simmons

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Jason Simmons, known for his role in 'Baywatch', long hid his sexuality.

After leaving the show in 1997, he faced personal issues and disputes over pay.

“Everyone in the cast knew I was gay,” he admitted.

He publicly acknowledged his homosexuality in March 2008, discussing his relationship with Irish actor John O'Callaghan.

Jason is now happily married and actively advocates for environmental issues.

Gena Lee Nolin

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Gena gained fame in 'Baywatch', and her red Playboy cover earned her 1 million pounds in 2001.

However, behind the smile, Gena hid a serious thyroid disease that went untreated for a long time.

She is currently preparing a bestseller on health and actively shares her experience through social media.

Gena is married to professional hockey player Kahl Hull, and they have two children.

Loni Anderson

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Loni Anderson, a former swimsuit model and favorite of fitness magazine covers, was considered a star at the time of her marriage to Jeremy Jackson.

However, her life became horrible after the divorce, and she is now considered homeless in Los Angeles.

Reports state that she has been homeless for years, seen rummaging through garbage bins searching for food.

“Losing her was like the death of someone, and I tried to bring her back but couldn’t,” Jeremy said.

Loni refuses help, remaining on the streets and living a life that is drastically different from what she once knew.