Pamela Anderson blames Tommy Lee's wife for their estrangement

When asked by SiriusXM's Andy Cohen if she believes her relationship with Tommy would be better if he wasn't married to Brittany, Pamela replied: "I do. I just think he's a real romantic. He's very dedicated to his wife, and I think that he just doesn't want to cause any waves or maybe, I don't know, but I don't like it.

"But I wish we had a better relationship. I haven't spoken to him in a long time. I miss him."

Pamela and Tommy were married between 1995 and 1998 and share sons Brandon Thomas, 29, and Dylan Jagger, 28, together and Pamela is hoping to reconnect with her ex at Dylan's upcoming wedding in June.

She also added that she asks their sons about their dad and has tried to reach out through them.

She said: "They see him. I always ask about him. I tried to send him pickles. I try to stay in contact."

However, she revealed her overtures had been rejected and added: "I don't know what it is. I have to stay out of it, and I shouldn't really be saying anything, but I do wish them the best. I hope everything's okay. [I believe he will] "find his way".

Pamela also commented on the bizarre catfishing scandal which affected Tommy and Brittany's marriage last year.

Brittany revealed she had moved out of their marital home and into a hotel after confessing to having been catfished - where someone poses as someone else online - on Snapchat by an unidentified user pretending to be Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke.

The Airplane Mode actress had ended up being catfished because she felt "so lonely" within her marriage to Tommy but the temporary separation made her and her husband see how much they mean to one another.

Speaking about the scandal, Pamela said: "You know, it's bad. Humiliation is never funny, and that kind of drama, personal drama, is always ..."