For Pamela Anderson, writing her memoirs was “saving”

Pamela Anderson will finally tell her story in her own words.

, an autobiography, and

, a Netflix documentary

will be released simultaneously .

star's admission

, both of these projects had real therapeutic benefits.

“I feel a little anxious as we approach the release, because, in the end, retracing the thread of my life from my first to my last memory, it was a year of therapy,” Pamela Anderson told

. about his book.

“I'm really proud of it.

I wrote every word of it.

I had no collaborator or ghostwriter, none of that.

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Anger

"It's just a story of a girl telling her how she made it: a girl from a small town who goes to Los Angeles and goes through all the crazy wild adventures I've had before. to come full circle and come home,” continued Pamela Anderson.

A rather overwhelming process for the star.

“I had no idea how much anger I had in me or how therapeutic it was going to be not only for me, but also for the people around me, like my mother.

It was a life-saving process.

I'm so happy to share this and hope it inspires people,” she added.

Last year appeared

, a series returning to the scandal of the sextape of the actress and her ex-husband, Tommy Lee.

A series for which she had not had a say and on which she had made no comment.

With this autobiography, Pamela Anderson comes, in a way, to regain control of her own story.

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