Tim Allen denies Pamela Anderson’s book claims he featured it on ‘Home Improvement’ set
Pamela Anderson Alleges Tim Allen Flashed Her on Set of Home Improvement
Pamela Anderson talks about her early experiences in the entertainment industry, including an unsettling encounter with a ’90s sitcom star.
In her upcoming memoir, “Love, Pamela,” according to Variety , Anderson describes booking the role of Lisa the Tool Time Girl on the family sitcom “Home Improvement,” starring Tim Allen, Richard Karn and Patricia Richardson. Anderson appeared as Lisa for 23 episodes from 1991-1997.
While the role gave Anderson her first taste of stardom, the actress writes about an interaction she had with Allen on the set of the ABC series.
“On the first day of shooting, I came out of my dressing room and Tim was in the hallway in his robe. He unzipped his robe and flashed me quickly — completely naked underneath,” according to an excerpt from the book, published Sunday by Variety. , ahead of the book’s January 31 release. “He said it was fair because he saw me naked. We’re even now. I laughed awkwardly.”
Allen’s representative, Marleah Leslie, Allen denied Anderson’s allegations. “No, it never happened. I would never do something like that,” Allen said in a statement.
Anderson’s accusation is exemplified by the unflinching honesty of “Love, Pamela,” a memoir in which the “Baywatch” bombshell and Playboy cover girl sheds her glamorous facade to tell her life story, interspersed with original poetry.
A companion Netflix documentary titled “Pamela, A Love Story” is also set to be released on January 31.
