Pamela Anderson shares a fascinating connection with another iconic bombshell, tracing back to her childhood. In a recent interview with Elle magazine, Anderson revealed that she was introduced to Barbie by none other than the doll’s inventor, Ruth Handler. As a neighbor, Handler gifted Anderson one of the first Barbies, a platinum version wearing a red bathing suit.
This particular model of Barbie was released in 1962, five years before Anderson’s birth in Ladysmith, Canada. Years later, Anderson skyrocketed to fame with her role on the hit ’90s show “Baywatch,” where she became synonymous with red beachwear and blonde tresses.
Despite her resemblance to the doll, Anderson humorously admitted that she didn’t immediately identify with Barbie. Instead, she joked that she resonated more with characters like Barbarella or Barb Wire. However, Anderson’s fashion sense has become just as iconic as Barbie’s.
Reflecting on her wild ’90s style, Anderson recalled that she embraced it as a form of self-expression and fun. Meanwhile, the Barbie craze continues with the success of the recent Margot Robbie-led Mattel movie. Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation has become a box office hit, grossing over $1 billion and cementing Gerwig as the highest-grossing female director of all time.
Overall, Anderson’s connection to Barbie through Ruth Handler adds an intriguing layer to her personal history and influences her journey in the world of fashion and entertainment.
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