Tommy Lee’s wife Brittany Furlan finds the fascination with Tommy and Pamela Anderson ‘strange’

Tommy Lee’s wife Brittany Furlan thinks it’s “strange” that fans of the rocker hope he and his ex-wife Pamela Anderson get back together.

The internet personality, 36, has been married to Lee since 2019, but there has been continued interest in the musician, 60, and his Baywatch ex, 55, to reunite, especially since the release of Pamela’s documentary.

“All the people who said, ‘Oh, they should be back together. They’re soul mates'” and all that weird stuff. I’m like, “Guys, my man, if he wanted to be back with her, he’d be back with her in two seconds.” Brittany shared. People.

“They act like this is all new. They’ve been divorced for a long time, even before I came. It was just strange dealing with a lot of that stuff. I get that people try to romanticize things that they make up in their heads or whatever, but it’s really strange,” she added.

It comes about four months after Brittany posted a TikTok video in which she joked that Pamela wouldn’t care if she died.

Soul mates? “All the people who said, ‘Oh, they should be back together. They’re soul mates'” and all that weird stuff. I’m like, “Guys, my man, if he wanted to be back with her, he’d be back with her in two seconds,” Brittany told People; Pamela and Tommy seen in 1997

Pamela and Tommy were married from 1995 to 1998 and have two sons together.

Their union seemed to get a jolt of renewed interest and attention with the February 2022 release of Hulu’s biographical drama miniseries Pam & Tommy, and then again with Anderson’s Netflix documentary Pamela, A Love Story, where she tells her story in her own words. last January.

And now Brittany feels the need to explain her motivation for the TikTok clip that sparked a storm of controversy.

In the new interview, Brittany described the since-deleted video as “so stupid.”

“I literally said if I died and all these people were like, ‘Oh my God, you’re talking about if she died, how you’d find it funny.’ I’m like, “What are you talking about?” explained the resident of Perkasie, Pennsylvania.

“That’s something different with me — I just feel like people are constantly trying to turn things around and just pretend I’m this bad, horrible person and I’m not at all. I always try to find a joke.’

Furlan also spoke of the fans’ seemingly endless fascination with Tommy and Pam as a couple, calling it “strange,” 25 years after they finalized their divorce and went their separate ways.

All the fuss about the video dates back to February. In the TikTok clip, Furlan gave herself a ’90s Pam filter and did her “Pam if I died” impersonation: “She died? Oh, hmmm, okay.’

‘Strange’: ‘They’ve been divorced for a long time, even before I came. It was just strange dealing with a lot of that stuff. I get that people try to romanticize things that they make up in their heads or whatever, but it’s really strange,” she added.

Former Couple: Pamela and Tommy were married from 1995 to 1998 and have two sons together; pictured in January 1996

Going strong: Furlan has been married to Lee since 2019; the two seen in 2023

She continued in the caption, “Pls guys I have to be joking, that’s how I handle it,” but the show would be flooded with criticism regardless, which led to her removing the clip.

The day after, the comedian defended her video, saying people were “mistaking” what she said about the Playboy cover girl.

Long before the TikTok clip, Furlan seemed hurt by comments Anderson made after a highly publicized altercation between Lee and his son Brandon, 26, who he shares with the former Baywatch star.

In a letter she published, the former Playboy Playmate called the rocker a “disaster gone out of control,” and laid some of the blame on Furlan, his then-fiance, writing how she “keeps him drunk — this is what he wants—someone to misbehave with.”

“In the beginning, people said, ‘Oh, she’s always been so nice to you,’ but they don’t know what goes on behind closed doors,” she said of the situation, adding, “I’m the one who got my husband sobered up and helped him stay sober.”

Furlan called Anderson’s accusation “so wrong and “so appalling.”

Devastating: Furlan caused a stir on TikTok when she gave herself a ’90s Pam filter and did her “Pam if I died” impersonation: “She died? Oh, hmmm, okay’

“I literally said if I died and all these people were like, ‘Oh my God, you’re talking about if she died, how you’d find it funny.’ I’m like, “What are you talking about?” said the comedian, before adding that she’s “always just trying to find a joke”; the comedian does stand-up in May 2023

‘I just won’t forget that. You know what I mean? Then she says now, “Oh, I’m so happy for them.” But that’s for the public. I don’t really… I don’t know.”

Furlan may have been referring to Anderson’s comments she made during an interview on The Howard Stern Show in January, where she expressed her support for her ex-husband’s marriage to Furlan.

When it comes to all the attention on the Pam and Tommy saga of yesteryear, Lee has let his wife know that he’s “very moved” by all the drama.

“We’re not living in the past,” Furlan insisted. “Everyone seems to stay in the past and talk about the past all the time, but we live our lives. This is our story. We don’t even talk about that because it’s not part of our lives.’