Tommy Lee says sons are 'happy' with reconciliation

The on-again, off-again, on-again, off-again relationship between Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson is — apparently — on again!  In an exclusive interview with Rolling Stone, a "beaming" Tommy revealed that he, his ex-wife and their two children — Brandon Thomas, 12, and Dylan Jagger, 10 ½ — are all living together under the same roof, to the delight of the boys.  Said Tommy,

It’s awesome, man. It’s definitely working. You can tell on the kids’ faces — they’re happy when we’re together.

Tommy, 45, and Pamela, 40, were married in 1995 and divorced in 1998.

Source:  Rolling Stone; Photo by Splash News

Comments

Nita on June 14th, 2008

This just shows that anything is possible, and love can prove to give a second chance. I wish them the best.

Mirsha on June 14th, 2008

These two have to be together – there’s just no one else for tommy but pam, and no one for pan but tommy.
I hope it works out for them this time

Natasha on June 14th, 2008

I really hope it works out because if it doesn’t Brandon & Dylan are going to be incredibly bummed. I hope they aren’t getting their hopes up for things to just fail.

I do think they should be together too though, don’t get me wrong

Gemma on June 14th, 2008

I give them a month.

tink1217 on June 14th, 2008

i really hope it works for them. I think they are destined for each other. they don’t seem to be happy with anyone else.

Editorialthoughts on June 14th, 2008

Considering he was jailed for punching or kicking Pam while she was holding one of their sons, I can’t see the silver lining for this family.

phoebe on June 14th, 2008

I love them as a couple, I really hope they make a go of it this time around, not only for themselves, but for their boys. I think this is good news though.

NadiaRay on June 14th, 2008

Two Words: OH BROTHER!

Michelle on June 14th, 2008

They do seem to always end up back together, and I’m sure the kids are happy to have it that way, but man, what a roller coaster ride they’ve put those boys through! I hope they can figure out how to make it last this time.

Chana on June 14th, 2008

I hope it works out this time.

And Editorialthoughts, Pam punched Tommy first and after she put down their son, he shoved her. Pam is far from innocent.

Mel on June 14th, 2008

LOL!…Ummm was I they only one that got a laugh out of Gemma’s comment?

phoebe on June 14th, 2008

Whatever has (or hasn’t, depending on whose side of the story you believe) gone on in the past, this family are able to see past mistakes and faults, to try to make a go of things now. They should be applauded for that, not judged. Congrats to them all.

Amanda on June 14th, 2008

I don’t find anything funny with betting on or wishing a family seperate, ‘giving them a month’ is incredibly distasteful, I will never understand those who get laughs or joy out of others painful situations.
I wish them the best, I hope that they are happy and that they are protecting their boys.

Sarah on June 14th, 2008

Let them be.

If they can be happy together as a family, then great. Let’s hope both of them have grown up past their previous tumultuous relationship and can have a more mellow time together – for their sake and for the sake of their kids

ERICKA on June 14th, 2008

They have such a tumultuous relationship!!

It’s an addiction ..not love. I honestly see this as another time they get back together and break up…it’s their MO. It won’t end until one of them realizes…such a bad situation for the children. They either need to get couples therapy and figure out a way to stay together for good or end it for good.

ang on June 14th, 2008

if it didn’t work last time, i’m not sure how it will change this time,but good luck to them and ITA Natasha, bout the kids.

Alisa on June 14th, 2008

I hope they can make it work this time. It’s seems they are both getting engaged/married to different people every few months.

Chana- That is not the story i’ve always heard. He hit her while she was holding her son. That’s what he was convicted of & served jail time for, not Pam. So I say he was the guilty party in that incident. You don’t serve time for simply shoving someone.

Taylor on June 14th, 2008

Amanda, you can’t really think saying “Give them a month” is that distasteful for these two?!? I mean, Pam got married to that other guy the same day that I got married to my husband, on 10/6/07. So in less than a year, she married someone, moved her kids into that situation, moved them out like a month later (I think there was some more back and forth) and now she’s already resumed dating and living with someone else again, albeit the father of her kids, but still. All of this has taken place in 8 months!!!! Not including her quickie marriage to Kid Rock that her children had to go through too. I don’t believe that anyone was wishing them harm or exciting in their misfortune, but with their background and recent relationship decisions, it’s hard to believe that these 2 will actually stay together. . .I just believe that was the point. Although for their kids sake, I hope it does work out.

Mary-Helen on June 14th, 2008

I don’t know about these two. Yes they are back and forth but (except for the divorce), their splits are always amicable and they put the kids first. I have to give it up to them for always putting the kids first and doing their best to be friends even when they aren’t together.

Stephany on June 14th, 2008

Amanda, while I don’t find Gemma’s comment anything to laugh about, I also don’t find this situation anything but “distasteful”. I know what it’s like to be in a home where the parents get together and separate, get together and separate. While we (my brother and I) loved to have our family back together again, it was a bad situation. They had no love for each other. Luckily, my mom got away from my dad for good when I was in 5th grade and it was so much better with them divorced.

I’m saddened for these children who are more than likely getting their hopes up. That being said, I really, really, really hope that they can stay together for good and give these boys some stability. I wouldn’t want anyone to go through what I went through.

Sarita on June 14th, 2008

Many people seem to forget that he got violent with her, was convicted for it and spent time in jail for it.

Their relationship doesn’t seem healthy and I agree with the people saying that their on/off relationship cannot be good for their children.

carla at somethingaboutbaby.com on June 14th, 2008

I truly hope they can make it work this time. They seems destined to be together.

Mae on June 15th, 2008

None of us know them personally. Things could change, people change. I wish them the best and hope for the best, I feel for the kids if they don’t make it this time.

My parents seperated before I was born, they already had six kids at that point, stayed apart for two years, got back together and have been happily back together for 18 years.

btw, they have beautiful boys, they are going to be heartbreakers one day.

Lilly on June 15th, 2008

This relationship seems far too toxic and I fear for their children, having to go through this multiple times because their parents can’t pull it together and mature is incredibly unfair. It’s not a game and Pam and Tommy are certainly not teenagers. It would be great if they were seriously committed to making things happen and sought some sort of help, like couples therapy and some anger management for Tommy. Either fully commit to being together or completely step away from the situation.

I just hope that the children fair well in all of this, one way or the other.

Snapper on June 15th, 2008

I’m betting that she’ll find herself pregnant within a few months…

Nicole on June 16th, 2008

No disrespect intended, but I love how society loves to criticize gay people when we want to get married… something about protecticng the sanctity of marriage, but see no problem with people like Pamela Anderson ( along with many others)who treat it with such blantant disrespect.

Trisha on August 4th, 2008

Before we start persecuting Tommy for what he ‘supposedly’ did to get arrested, there are two sides to every story and in those two stories lies different sides of blame.
Pam has pushed a number of books out that everyone is aware of and Tommy put one ‘ out, too: TOMMYLAND. Whether you like the guy or not, you get a better understanding of him as a decent human being that just wants to do right by his wife and children. There were a lot of obstacles in his way. And he’s come through them. We should be celebrating that and not nit-pickin at them for things we wouldn’t necessarily do. They have come a long way in recent months so we should be celebrating two couples making a conscience decision to make a better home life for their kids instead of dropping them off with nannys and tutors to take care of then, ‘GOOD ON TOMMIE AND PAM!!!!!!!!

Trisha on August 4th, 2008

For Everyone on here bashing Tommy for hitting Pam, Number 1: You weren’t there. All you have is bits and pieces of a story that is going to get blown up in a mother’s favor. If you want TWO sides to the story in order to get a more well-rounded, factual account of what happened, go read Tommy’s book Tommy Land which stemmed for that arrest. You read that book and tell me are you still going to automatically be blaming this guy for that one incident that blew out of control so quickly??
We just have to remember that there are two sides to every story and persecuting one person before you’ve ever walked in their shoes is a pretty brazen act.