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Pamela Bach Hasselhoff, the ex-wife of the actress David Hasselhoff, passed away at the age of 62. Report.
Authorities tell the site that Pamela died from a gunshot wound that injured her head. She reportedly did not leave a note.
TMZ law enforcement added that her family was worried when her family wasn’t hearing from her. Emergency workers then found her at home Wednesday around 10pm.
In a statement, David told TMZ: We appreciate your love and support pouring in during this challenging time, but please give us privacy as we grieve and navigate this challenging time. ”
The couple married between 1989 and 2006 and had two daughters, Haley and Taylor Anne Hasselhoff.
In 2006, Pamela opened up “extra” about her controversial divorce with David.
She said at the time, “I loved him very hard,” adding that she “treated to manage things that couldn’t be groomed.”
She didn’t share details of the division, but Bach thought, “Why should I live my life like that?” Because I loved him. ”
When asked if people wanted her to know about her, Pamela said, “She’s up and taking care of herself.”
She also dealt with it through music, and then released her album, “Transitions.”
“Find out what you’re doing when you’re pushed against the wall,” Bach said, adding, “It’s therapeutic to get this.”
She also leaned over her daughters, sharing, “I have always had a purpose with a girl.”
Pamela was an actress who appeared in Francis Ford Coppola’s “Rumble Fish” in 1983. Among other roles, she starred as Cafe Owner Kay Morgan in “Baywatch” and also appeared in “Night Rider.”
