The cover of the last nude issue of “Playboy” will show off one of its most popular and frequently featured models: busty former “Baywatch” babe Pamela Anderson — who got the permission of her teenage sons to bare all!
The January/February 2016 issue hits newsstands Dec. 11, and marks the 14th cover and 15th pictorial for the 48-year-old sex symbol, whose first cover was way back in 1989.
Although she’s a veteran at letting it all hang out, Pamela was shy about stripping off this time because she was concerned about how her sons, Brandon, 19, and Dylan, 17, would react. The boys had teased her mercilessly for years about her pictorials!
But when she told them that Hugh Hefner had personally called and asked her to do the issue, the boys gave her their blessing.
“Mom, you’ve got to do it. We’re older, we’re not embarrassed of you anymore. You know we think you’re great,” Brandon said.
“Playboy” didn’t skimp on the shoot, either, getting elite photographer Ellen Von Unwerth to do the honors.
Pamela teased the content of the shoot, which went down on the grounds of the legendary Playboy Mansion.
“I took off all my clothes, and I rolled down the hill as fast as I can. I was just screaming, and hair and boobs were flying, and shoes were going everywhere,” she revealed.
Her interview was conducted by James Franco, who asked her about the craziest thing that ever happened at the mansion.
“Oh, dear, so much. But, you know, when people kiss and tell, they’re usually lying,” she said.
Don’t worry, Pam, The National ENQUIRER has the real story about what went on in Hef’s house of horrors!
Then Pam dropped a bombshell that probably made her boys regret giving mom the thumbs-up: “I don’t want to get too detailed, but I’m sure one of my sons was conceived there.”
The venerable skin mag is undertaking its most radical makeover ever by ditching the nude centerfolds that have defined it sine Marilyn Monroe appeared in the very first one back in 1953. The magazine said it will still feature women in provocative poses, but they will no longer bare all, starting with the March 2016 issue.
