Melissa Hoyer
There’s something quietly magnificent about Pamela Anderson.
She’s lived the caricature, survived the circus, and calmly reclaimed the narrative. The one-time Baywatch bombshell became the author, the activist, the woman entirely in charge of her own image.
Highs, lows, reinvention and now she is in a beautifully grounded phase. You – and I mean me in particular – can’t help but admire her. I just really like her. And seems the type of woman you just wanna sit on the couch and chat with… about everything.
And Australian audiences will be the first in the world to experience Pamela Anderson live in conversation when the actor, author, and activist visits Australia in April 2026 as part ofWanderlust’s acclaimed True North event series.
Appearing in Sydney and Melbourne, Anderson will step onto the stage for two intimate, deeply human conversations exploring reinvention, resilience, and the courage it takes to live in alignment with one’s true self. Designed as a reflective and expansive dialogue rather than a traditional interview, the events invite audiences inside Anderson’s remarkable second act, a chapter defined by creative freedom, authenticity, and personal power.
A defining figure of 1990s popular culture, Anderson has undergone one of the most compelling cultural reappraisals of recent years. Her bestselling 2023 memoir Love, Pamela and the critically acclaimed Netflix documentary Pamela, A Love Storyreframed her narrative on her own terms, revealing a woman of depth, intellect, and quiet strength.
In 2024, Anderson marked a triumphant return to film with the lead role in Gia Coppola’s The Last Showgirl, earning Golden Globe, SAG and Gotham Award nominations and widespread critical praise. Her subsequent appearance in the Naked Gun reboot opposite Liam Neeson further underscored her renewed creative momentum, with the film achieving both critical acclaim and global box office success.
Beyond the screen, Anderson has emerged as a powerful voice for conscious living. Her minimalist skincare brand Sonsie has gained international attention in the clean beauty space, while her choice to appear makeup-free in public has resonated worldwide, challenging entrenched beauty norms and positioning her as a modern symbol of self-acceptance and authenticity.
On returning to Australia for True North, Pamela Anderson said:
“This moment in my life feels expansive and deeply intentional. These conversations are about coming home to yourself, embracing change, letting go of old narratives and trusting what’s next. I’m so looking forward to sharing that space with audiences in Sydney and Melbourne.”
Wanderlust Founder and CEO Radek Sali said the event reflects the heart of the True North philosophy.
“Pamela’s journey speaks to everything True North stands for – the power of reinvention, resilience and living in alignment with your values,” he says. “We’re incredibly proud to welcome her to Australia for conversations that we believe will move, inspire, and stay with people long after the curtain falls.”
*Founded in Australia, Wanderlust is a certified B Corp at the intersection of wellness, culture, and conscious living. Known for its premium supplements that nourish the body, Wanderlust also creates purpose-driven experiences, including In Conversation with Jane Fonda and Wellspring 2025. Bringing together global thought leaders, artists and changemakers, Wanderlust events explore what it truly means to live well.
Wanderlust’s True North presents Pamela Anderson will take place at the TikTok Entertainment Centre inSydney on Thursday 16 April and at The Plenary at the Melbourne Convention Centre on Friday 17 April 2026.
Can’t wait.
Pre-sale tickets available now at wanderlust.com.au/events.
