- Do I call you Lady Pamela?
You've been knighted somehow.
- Somehow. - How did you get knighted?
- The first Playmate ever to be knighted.
- Yes. Um, yes. - So, what--what--
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- Just, you know,
just the Prince is a very big animal fan,
and, you know, has loved all the work I've done with animals,
and I'm actually going to be a countess in June.
- So, and what is your title now?
Countess or Lady or--
- Well, Lady Pamela. - Lady Pamela.
- And then I will be the Countess of the Lily
or something like that.
Anyway, it's an environmental thing.
- Wow. Well, good for you. - Yeah.
- And who is this Prince because I like animals, too.
Can't he do something with me?
I'm sure he would do that for you.
- Yeah. - If he did it for me, I mean.
- Yeah, I need to be made a Lady.
- Yes. - Yeah.
- Me, too. I was so shocked. - Make me a Lady.
- Yeah. - So...
- And it was very bizarre. You know, life is funny.
- Life is funny. - It's so funny.
- Every time you're here, something different is going on.
- Yes, it does. Yeah.
- You remarried someone you were married to before.
- Yeah, and now I'm not married again.
- Now you're not married to him? - So, no, no.
- It's like when you put something back in the fridge,
it's not good--it's not going to be as good
the second time when you go in there.
- You're right.
- I mean... - You're right.
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- You go, ugh. - I know. I get it.
- I get the lesson. - That's bad.
- Yes, I get it. I get it. - Let me try that again.
- What--so... - I do that a lot.
- Yeah, I know. But, well, you know what?
- I'm gonna keep trying. - It's familiarity.
- Yeah. - And you forget about
bad stuff, and then you go back.
- I forget about a lot. - Yes.
Okay, so now you're divorced or getting divorced?
- Divorced. - Okay, you're divorced.
- Yes. - So are you seeing someone now?
- No. Gosh. - Are you single?
Don't make a face like that. You gotta--
you're gonna date people, aren't you?
- Plural, yes. Yes. - Yes.
- You're not gonna get married again?
- I don't--I don't know. Who knows? Who knows?
- Yeah. Some say that-- - The romantic notion,
- you never know. - Yes.
I mean, marriage, if is the right person,
is the most beautiful thing in the world.
- I hear that. - Yeah.
I think it is. I'm very happy.
- Oh, well, you're very lucky. - Yeah, I am lucky.
- Yes. - But you have
two beautiful boys, I'm sure.
- Yes, oh, yeah. That was fun.
- Are they still living at home?
- Yes. Yeah. They go to college--
They go to college.
Brandon goes to university next year.
- Look at him. - Yeah, he's not bad-looking.
- No. How old is he now? - He's gorgeous.
- 18. - 18?
- Boy, he looks like Tommy Lee, doesn't he?
- Doesn't he? - He really does.
Yes, yeah. Beautiful. Beautiful.
And there's my--yeah, he looks like Tommy even more.
- Dylan. - Dylan?
- 17.
- Just taking a bath when in walks his--
- He bubble baths just like Mommy.
Yeah.
- Take a picture of him in the bathtub.
- Well, you know, it runs in the family.
- Yeah.
So he called you in there actually.
- No. I don't even know how he got that.
- Yeah. - Actually, how did he get that?
- Are they-- that's not a selfie, is it?
- It can't be. - Well, I don't know.
- Let's not think about it too much.
- Yeah, let's not think about it.
- Now my mind is going crazy with--
- Yeah. Forget it. Stop it.
- What was holding the phone? - They do like older women.
- So, are they--
Feet, people, feet.
Filthy, dirty people.
- Oh, dear. - So, now,
do you give them dating advice?
- Oh, well, no.
No.
But--but, no, they don't give me dating advice either.
- They should. - Yeah, they should.
- They should. - But are they dating?
- Yes, yes. A lot.
But actually my youngest is a real romantic.
My oldest, you know,
the phone doesn't stop ringing, but--
- Yeah. Well, you showed up at a premiere with him,
which got him a lot of attention.
- It did, yeah. - Yeah.
- Well, I kept him out of the spotlight their whole lives.
He's 18. I thought I would bring him to,
you know, the "Gunman" premiere that he wanted to go to.
- Yeah. - And, yes, it cause a lot of--
he doesn't need any more confidence.
- Yeah. - And, um, yeah.
But he got a lot of attention over that.
- Yeah, well, he's a good-looking guy.
- He's a good-looking guy.
- They're good, right? - They're great kids.
- Yeah. - I'm really fortunate
because it could have been a disaster.
- It could have been. Yes. - Yeah.
- I mean, they're genetically loaded.
And I'm so proud of them that they're such gentlemen.
They're good to their girlfriends,
and they spoil everybody rotten.
They spoil me rotten. They're just real sweethearts.
- Oh, good.