Pamela Anderson with Red Face on Australian Prime Minister's Identity

Pamela Anderson spoke about her relationship with Julian Assange during the 60 minutes of Sunday night.

And the iconic star of Baywatch was red-faced when interviewer Liam Bartlett asked to name the Australian prime minister.

Aged 51, who is campaigning for the release of the founder of WikiLeaks, who is hiding in the Embassy of Ecuador in London, has repeatedly asked his name.

"He is new? The delicate moment Pamela Anderson [R] is left red-faced when asked to name the Australian prime minister, during a 60-minute segment with Liam Bartlett [L] on Sunday

"Do you know who the prime minister is? Liam Bartlett, a reporter at 60 Minutes, asked Pamela.

"For the moment, I do not know," admitted the blonde bombshell, before asking, "Is he new?

After Liam revealed that the prime minister was a man, Pamela asked, "Who is it?"

"Scott Morrison," Liam replied.

No clue: "Do you know who the prime minister is?" Liam asked Pamela, a reporter for the 60 Minutes show, to which she replied, "For now, that's not the case," and then asks, "He's new? She's new. ?

The actress and former Playboy model then sent a message to Scott, asking him to help free Julian.

Scott Morrison. Ok, well Scott. Defend your friend and get his passport for Julian, bring him back to Australia and be proud of him, and parade him back home, "she said.

Julian, 47, has been held at the Embassy of Ecuador in London for six years.

The computer programmer was a refugee at the Embassy of Ecuador in 2012, after the British courts ordered his extradition to Sweden for him to be interrogated as part of the investigation. a case of sexual assault.

Revealed: Liam then told Pamela that the Australian prime minister was Scott Morrison [pictured]

The case was dismissed but supporters said Julian feared he would be extradited to the United States after he left the embassy after the publication of American diplomatic and military secrets by WikiLeaks.

While the Swedish authorities have closed their investigation, Julian risks being arrested for violating the conditions of his release on bail.

According to court documents dating from June, his health is deteriorating and he suffers from serious dental problems, respiratory infections, depression and a frozen shoulder.

Ecuadorian officials have publicly suggested that they want the situation to be resolved.

He repeatedly complained that the Australian Government had not offered him consular assistance.

Campaign: Pamela campaigns for the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange [pictured] who is locked up at the Embassy of Ecuador in London