Pamela Anderson is determined to get her hands on a mirrorball trophy. The Baywatch star and activist will compete on Dancing with the Stars for the third time. But this time, the 51-year-old star will be featured on the French adaptation of the show, Danse Avec les Stars, in Paris.
French TV network TF1 dropped the casting announcement on Twitter and Anderson confirmed the news in a lengthy Instagram post.
"I have never danced but have been offered roles on Broadway. I seem to be fated to take on this challenge. My kids have always come first. And there was just no time for film or theatre. Now that they are grown. I'm ready to take on more artistic roles. …Dancing is such a great way to express yourself, and get in shape- I am emotional just when I think of dancing - I have so much inside to give - it will save me."
Anderson has been vocal about her love for France. The Canadian-born beauty, who is in a serious relationship with soccer pro Adil Rami, shares a home with the World Cup champ in Marseille. In the post, Anderson revealed that her dream was to live in France when her children were grown, learn the language and fall in love.
"All have come true," Anderson added.