Pammie's platinum floored-dream home lands her in £3m debt
23 Oct 2009, 1158 Hrs

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London, Oct 23 Pamela Anderson has revealed how she came under 3 million pounds of debt after creating her dream home, which had platinum flooring.

The former Baywatch babe said that she sobs whenever she visits the half-renovated house.

"I'm going to sell it. I hate it. People commit suicide over constructions. Relationships break down over constructions and I can see why. It rips your heart out," The Sun quoted her as telling ex-EastEnder Joe Swash for documentary 'Pamela Anderson: At Home with Joe'.

Pamela, 42, bought the Malibu pad for 850,000 pounds and covered walls with mirrored mosaics.

In fact, she showed a TV crew gold tiles she had put down around the pool and on reaching the sauna added: "This is where the magic happens. I'm tiling the floor with platinum - that's expensive."

And now, five building firms are suing the mum of two, staying in a trailer park with her electrician boyfriend, over unpaid bills.

Pamela said she had been hit by the recession and let down by a string of investments.

She added: "I'm a little girl with two kids - how could you screw me?" (ANI)

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