"Stealing My Trauma to Win an Award"... Pamela Anderson Expresses 'Discomfort' Meeting Seth Rogen

Hollywood star Pamela Anderson (58) did not hide her discomfort after encountering Seth Rogen (43), the person who made her most painful past into a drama without permission.

According to foreign media on the 16th (Korean time), Anderson appeared on Andy Cohen's radio show on the 15th and recalled the situation where she was close to Seth Rogen at the '2026 Golden Globe Awards' held on the 11th.

◆ "I Sat in My Seat and Glared at Him"

On that day, Anderson was a presenter, and Rogen attended to receive the Best Actor award in the Musical/Comedy category for the Apple TV series 'The Studio'. Anderson said, "He was right in front of the audience (pit), so we were physically very close," adding, "I felt a little strange, and honestly, gross." She shared that while she didn't run up to confront him, she had already poured out her feelings towards him in her mind. "I sat in my seat and stared at him intensely," she conveyed the tense atmosphere at the time.

◆ The Unfinished Nightmare of 'Pam & Tommy'

The bad relationship between the two began with the Hulu series 'Pam & Tommy', which aired in 2022. This drama dealt with the infamous 'sex tape leak incident' of Anderson and her ex-husband Tommy Lee, produced without the consent or permission of the parties involved, causing significant controversy. Seth Rogen was the executive producer of this series and played the role of Rand Gauthier, who stole the tape.

Anderson criticized on the radio, "Seth Rogen made that show without a word of conversation with me. Does someone have the right to make a TV show about the hardest time in someone's life? I am a living, breathing human,” she strongly criticized.

◆ "An Apology? It's Not Important, But..."

Anderson revealed that she left the awards ceremony party early, saying, "Maybe he will contact me to apologize. Of course, that’s not important now, but still," she expressed her bitterness.

Anderson has consistently raised her voice against the reality of personal tragedies being consumed as content due to being a 'public figure'. Her outcry reminds us of the dark side of 'unauthorized true story adaptations' hidden behind the glamorous lights of award ceremonies.