Pammie 'grows weary of living in trailer park'
6 Nov 2009, 1443 Hrs

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London, Nov 6 Pamela Anderson seems to have finally grown tired of living in a mobile home.

The Baywatch babe who moved into a luxury trailer last year while her Malibu mansion was being renovated is now missing her old pad.

"I love it [the trailer] but I miss my house and I want it to be done," the Daily Express quoted her, as saying.

"It's not cramped but it's like mission control as I always have around 15 little boys there and I'm always cooking while they are playing video games, running around, motorcycling, surfing and having fun. It's wild," she added.

Anderson, who was accused of unpaid bills for the renovation of her Malibu home, added: "We are getting through this contractor hell."

Only three months ago she was so comfy in her mobile home that she had said: "I moved there because I was waiting for this damn house to be built in this posh part of Malibu - then I realised I was so much happier."

However, now her plans of shunning the trailer may not come so easy as her sons Brandon, 13, and Dylan, 11, have grown fond of it.

She said: "The kids don't want to leave." (ANI)

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