Pamela Anderson defends Tim Allen after making allegations over inappropriate behaviour. See what happened

Pamela Anderson shared a story about her "Home Improvement" co-star Tim Allen, which is included in her new memoir "Love, Pamela."

Anderson claims in her book "Love, Pamela" that Allen flashed himself to her while working on the "Home Improvement" sitcom in 1991, when she was 23 and Allen was 37, according to an excerpt published by Variety earlier this week.

She said that Tim is a comedian and it’s his job to cross the line. However, she added that Allen wouldn’t have any bad intentions.


In her memoir, Anderson recalls the alleged incident occurring on the first day of filming.

Anderson wrote that she walked out of her dressing room to find Tim in the hallway wearing a robe. Tim then behaved inappropriately, she claimed. Anderson felt uncomfortable and laughed.

The allegation has been made in her memoir, which details her transformation from a small town girl from Vancouver Island to a widely recognized figure.

Anderson's role as Lisa the Tool Girl on "Home Improvement" was one of her earliest acting credits. The ABC sitcom was the highest rated show in the US during the time Anderson appeared in its first two seasons. She then left to concentrate on "Baywatch," which became a worldwide hit and was broadcast in 150 countries.

Anderson posed for Playboy multiple times, starting in 1989, a couple of years prior to the alleged incident. Allen denies the incident in a statement to CNN, saying "No, it never happened. I would never do such a thing." Anderson's memoir "Love, Pamela" and a Netflix film about her, "Pamela, a love story," are both set to release on January 31.

FAQs:

1. According to the memoir, when did this incident take place?
   1991, on the sets of “Home Improvement”.
2. What is the genre of Home Improvement?
   It’s a sitcom.