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Pamela Anderson called the end of reality television, describing it as an "epidemic of ugliness".
The former Baywatch star – who has appeared in reality television series such as Big Brother, Dancing On Ice and the American series Dancing With The Stars – said on Twitter that the genre could let people feel " used, dirty and without any sense of accomplishment ".
The actress, 51, said: "Did I like being in a reality show?
"Do not give away reality shows or reality TV stars … even France is polluted by them – it's an epidemic of ugliness, superficial competition, despair and exploitation – for artist."
Did I like being on a reality show?
Please
more reality TV shows
or stars of reality ..
even
France is polluted with them –
it's an epidemic of ugliness, superficial competitions,
desperate and exploitive –
for the artist.– Pamela Anderson (@pamfoundation) March 24, 2019
She continued: "You are usually intimidated by agents fighting for commissions. You find yourself without much joy or money, you feel used, dirty and without the feeling of having to fulfill.
You are generally bullied while doing television like this
by agents
fight for commissions –
you are
left without
a lot of joy
or money
you feel worn, dirty,
and without feeling
of realization.– Pamela Anderson (@pamfoundation) March 24, 2019
Anderson, who has two sons, added, "Unless of course, you try to find meaning or redemption by donating to a charity.
Unless of course –
you are trying to find meaning or redemption
by donating to a charity –It shows
I forgave myself– Pamela Anderson (@pamfoundation) March 24, 2019
"That's how I forgave myself."
– Press Association
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