Pamela Anderson Jokes Go-To Date Night Look Is Trench Coat With Nothing Underneath

Pamela Anderson’s love life is heating up now that she’s dating Liam Neeson — and she knows exactly what to wear on a steamy date night.

In an interview with Glamour published on Wednesday, August 6, Anderson joked that her date night outfit would be a risque choice.

“Date night? My gosh, date night. I don’t know. Trench coat, nothing underneath but Pandora [jewelry],” Anderson, 58, responded after being what her go-to pick would be. “Approachable, fun. No, I’m kidding!”

Anderson has been a fixture in the headlines recently thanks to her affectionate red carpet displays with The Naked Gun costar Neeson.

A source close to Anderson previously told Us Weekly that Neeson and the Baywatch alum have struck up a romance.

“Pamela and Liam are dating,” the source told Us on August 5. “They had chemistry while they were filming, and their friendship naturally developed into something more.”

In the interview with Glamour, the Home Improvement alum shared that it was “wild” filming The Naked Gun alongside Neeson, 73.

“Every day was fun. It was wild. It was crazy. It was so much fun to make that film, and, you know, we had a good time,” she told the outlet.

She added, “I haven’t seen the final [cut] yet — I saw it with Liam in an empty theater, just him and I, for the first time. We were just looking at each other like, “This is crazy.” I want to see it with a group of people. I’ll sneak in the back somewhere. We had a lot of fun making it, and the snowman stuff was especially ridiculous and out-there. [Laughs.] And the scat singing. It’s fond memories.”

Anderson, who has been in the public eye for decades and now famously goes makeup-free to most public events, also touched on the aspects of her appearance she increasingly appreciates as she ages.

“Maybe not so much appearance — maybe just my mind. I feel more self-accepting and embracing of who I am and what I look like,” she said. “We’re going through a time when people are taking a lot of pictures of themselves, there’s a lot of social media, but they don’t really look like their social media. I’ve cracked the code: I actually look in the mirror like I do on social media. Then you don’t have to get so depressed. Or [if] I see a bad picture of myself, I don’t fret over anything like that anymore.”