‘We used to talk a lot more’

Pamela Anderson’s relationship with her first husband, Tommy Lee, remains touch and go.

The “Baywatch” alum has “not recently” been keeping in touch with the Mötley Crüe drummer — who she divorced in 1998.

“I mean we used to talk a lot more, not recently unfortunately,” Anderson told Andy Cohen while appearing on SiriusXM’s “Radio Andy” Thursday.

The 57-year-old expressed that she hopes things will turn around for her and Lee, 62, as their son, Dylan, 26, will be getting married soon.

“I wish we did have a better rapport right now,” Anderson said. “My youngest son is engaged and we’re going to have grandkids together.”

The “Barb Wire” actress said that her relationship with the father of her two adult children will “be okay eventually.”

Anderson concluded addressing the topic by saying that “it’s just kind of a moment right now” between her and Lee.

The famous exes were married from 1995 until they divorced in 1998. Lee and Anderson welcomed two sons: Dylan and Brandon, 27.

Anderson previously addressed her divorce from Lee in her 2023 memoir, “Love, Pamela.”

She wrote that the end of their three-year marriage was “the hardest, lowest, most difficult point of my life.”

Although the “Last Showgirl” star has been married four times, she noted that her romance with the musician was the “only time I was ever truly in love.”

The divorce left Anderson “crushed” and “devastated” following the release of their sex tape in 1995.

The blond bombshell went on to marry musician Kid Rock in 2006. However, they called it quits one year later.

Anderson later wed poker player Rick Salomon in 2007. The two then split in 2008 only to tie the knot again in 2014 before finally ending their marriage for good in 2015.

Her most recent marriage was to her former bodyguard, Dan Hayhurst, in 2020. The duo’s union was short-lived as they called it quits in 2022.

She even had a 12-day marriage with movie producer Jon Peters in January 2020. Anderson said that relationship happened because her heart was “too open” at the time.