Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson get touchy-feely in flirty interview as fans left stunned
Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson left fans speechless in their latest outing as speculation continues to mount about the pair. The acting duo, who are starring alongside each other in The Naked Gun, have put on a number of affectionate displays on the red carpet premieres, with the former Baywatch actress also confessing as to how she won the Taken actor's heart.
Now, in their latest appearance on Sunday night's stateside episode of Watch What Happens Live, the duo brought their undeniable chemistry. The 58-year-old Baywatch alum and the 73-year-old Oscar nominee acted like every bit the coy couple on the Bravo talk show - and fans online were loving it.
"Sooooo good! They are perfect for each other," one user on Twitter/X gushed. Another added: "Love these two & together. Hopefully they take it slow and easy because this relationship should work. We want longevity." And a third said: "I love them together as a couple."
It comes after Liam's son Daniel, whom he shares with his late wife, gave his dad and Pamela the nod of approval. After Pamela shared an image of the pair to social media on Friday, Daniel replied with emojis for two hands raised in celebration, two fires, two white hearts, and a water pistol.
His actions followed Liam's sister-in-law in also making her positive feelings known on the pair. Joely Richardson, who is Liam's late wife Natasha's sister, commented with a string of red love heart emojis on Pamela's post.
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