Pamela Andersons TikTok is the ultimate female fantasy

For much of the 1990s, Pamela Anderson was sold to us as the ultimate male fantasy.

Three decades later, she's showing women a far more seductive proposition: being left alone in a beautiful garden.

The Rosebush Pruning star joined TikTok over the weekend, and so far, that's pretty much where she's stayed.

In Anderson's first three videos, she's surrounded by flowers and greenery, wandering through the whimsical garden at her Vancouver Island home like a woman who has successfully escaped whatever algorithm the rest of us are trapped in.

There are no trending dances.

No GRWMs.

No boyfriend cameos.

No desperate attempts to prove that Pamela Anderson, 59, understands what the kids are doing on TikTok.

There is just a woman in her garden.

As one commenter noted, "This is life without a man." I want what she has.

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Her bio promotes Sonsie , the vegan skincare brand she co-owns, a fitting bit of self-promotion for the makeup-free era that has become part of her public reinvention for the past several years — one that feels worlds away from the version of Pamela Anderson that dominated pop culture in the '90s and early 2000s.

For decades, Anderson's image was almost impossible to separate from other people's ideas about her.

There was the red Baywatch swimsuit, the platinum blonde hair, the pencil-thin eyebrows, the Playboy covers, and the tabloid obsession with her body and her relationships.