Susanna Laine boated with Pamela Anderson – tells about the star of the revelation

Susanna Laine remembers her encounter with Pamela Anderson. Pink bröijer

Presenters Juuso Mäkähde and Susanna Laine discuss On the terrace-Podcast In the new episode of their festival experiences.

Laine tells about her experience at the Rauma Sea Midsummer Festival when actress Pamela Anderson visited the festival. The year was 2007.

Laine’s memories of why Anderson was at the festival are fragile, but Anderson’s ex-spouse Tommy Lee was also involved. Anderson and Lee always went to the festival stage to do “something” in Laine’s words.

One detail from Laine Festival remembers. In the words of Laine, the restaurateur Sedu Koskinen had a “finer” boat to which he asked for some Finnish celebrity. According to Laine, the boat also had Anderson with bodyguards, though without Tommy Lee.

In the podcast, Laine remembers the boat trip with Anderson and describes what the world star looked like.

– I remember Pamela was really short. He was really short, slim and small, Laine describes.

The boat drove along Rauma. Koskinen’s boat also made one stop for a familiar Finnish person’s estate. The party went to see if Danny was at home.

– I thought something big was going to be crossing here. Pamela and Danny and what we are here now, Laine recalls.

However, Danny was not at home, so the party only stopped to stop in the yard of the hit legend.

Roots in Finland

Anderson’s visit to Rauman received extensive media attention in Finland in 2007. The following year the promoter Kalle Keskinen Comment to Iltalehti that trying to get the star again in Finland.

– Pamehan promised to return because he last had so nice in Finland. The confirmation has not yet been obtained, but it is still possible. The matter is currently being investigated, Keskinen comments in 2008.

For knowingly, Anderson has not visited Finland since RMJ.

Anderson has Canadian Finnish roots. He told Esquire about his roots in 2005.

– My grandfather was a Finnish healer. My real last name is Hyytianen. He changed it to Anderson when he came to Canada. All his brothers also changed his name, so I have the feeling that maybe something bad happened in Finland, Anderson said.