The 41-year-old former "Baywatch" star lives with her ex-husband and his two sons - Dylan, 10; Brandon, 12 - Lee enclave in Calabasas, while its new Malibu mansion is under construction. Anderson said that the couple, whose honeymoon video was infamously unleashed on the Internet, are not a new topic. But she does not rule out the possibility.
"The dream would be for all of us could be together, but we are best friends," Anderson told the Associated Press during an interview in director Peter Asher's home on Wednesday. "We are great friends. We just live together. And we're ex-husband and wife. It was something stupid. I do not know where that will go."
Anderson of the tumultuous love life has long been tabloid fodder. Last March, which officially annulled its shorter than short marriage with Rick Salomon, the man best known for making a sex tape with Paris Hilton. In 2006, she was married to "Bawitdaba" rocker Kid Rock for less than four months. And now she has feelings for another man: Barack Obama.
"I love him," he told the AP. "I think it is going to win. I love that the opening of talks throughout the world. I think it is intelligent and charismatic. I think it's important to have a president that people really want. I know that my kids want to be like him. I think which has a great message. It will be nice when people like americas again. "Anderson said his new series "Pam: Girl on the Loose", will premiere on August 3 in E!, Was supposed to preparing his paper Peep glitzy show-style production Helmed Broadway director Jerry Mitchell in the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. However, Anderson decided against trade in Malibu for the strip full time.
Instead, "Girl on the Loose" Anderson offers a look at everyday life.
So why do a reality show?
"I'm not worried about my clean image," said Anderson. "You know how to do things, and you really do not know why you are doing until the end? I do not know why I'm doing this yet. I only know that I am an exhibitionist. Some people are afraid to meet. I fear not has been found. It's one of those rare opportunities. And it was an incredible deal. "
The eight episodes series - produced by World of Wonder Productions - was shot mostly film, as well as personnel Anderson video camera. Anderson insisted their children will not be included.
"I do it when they are at school and at camp," he said. "There are no cameras in my house. When there are cameras in my house, are not there."
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