Pamela Anderson tells Good Morning Britain she ‘loves’ Julian Assange as she keeps fans guessing over romance rumours
PAMELA Anderson was grilled on rumours of romance with Julian Assange, before admitting she "loves" the Wikileaks founder on today's Good Morning Britain.
The former Baywatch star admitted she was truly happy in life as host Piers Morgan quizzed her about her close relationship with the Australian.
On today's GMB, Pammy, 50, admitted she had visited the political refugee in the Ecuadorian Embassy yesterday, and described his small, cramped living conditions as she hailed him an "amazing person."
Eager to discover whether they were more than mates, Piers, 53, addressed the rumours which have been swirling since spring and quizzed: "You're just friends, right?"
Yet the former glamour model turned animal rights campaigner - who takes Julian vegan dinners - shocked Piers with her vague reply as she admitted: "Isn't it funny, everywhere I go I'm on a romantic adventure.
"We are friendly, yes - VERY friendly.
"I love Julian. He's one of the most interesting people I have ever met.
"He's very brave and there's nothing sexier than courage.
Continuing his probe into Pammy's relationship status, Piers continued: "So there is a romance?"
Remaining very edgy about disclosing any specifics, and hinting she may have two lovers, the actress clarified: "I wouldn't call it romance, I already have romance in my life. Can one man do it all?" before bursting into fits of giggles.
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Anchor Piers wouldn't let things slide and admitted he was shocked by Pamela's reply.
As he quizzed whether she was "in love" with him, she said: "In love with Julian? I love him, but I have a romantic partner."
She quipped her other man was "terribly jealous" about their close friendship before laughing and saying: "I have an interesting life.
"I'm very happy in Europe."
Earlier in the chat, she championed Julian's corner and said his actions were all to try to prevent war.
In April, Pammy opened up for the first time about her "affair" with journalist Julian.
she said: “I understand that our ‘affair’ and the curiosity surrounding that might bring some attention to his situation."
Anderson describes her relationship with Assange as “challenging” calling him a “refugee” and possibly the “most famous refugee of our time – famous for being persecuted”.
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