Pamela Anderson, reflecting on her life in a new interview, revealed she moved back to Canada in 2020 during a difficult period, feeling disconnected from her public image and overwhelmed by regret. She described feeling very sad and lonely, stating, 'I thought I had really screwed up, that my whole life was a bundle of mistakes.' In her return to Vancouver Island, she reclaimed her childhood home, purchased her grandmother's old motel, and dedicated time to gardening, which she views as a metaphor for rebuilding her life. Anderson, who shares two sons with ex-husband Tommy Lee, expressed a desire to disappear and focus on nurturing herself and her family. Her experiences have been documented in her recent autobiography and Netflix documentary, where she explores her journey of self-discovery and creativity. Anderson's upcoming cookbook reflects her culinary passion, marking a new chapter in her life after years of public scrutiny.