Pamela Anderson meets Joe Swash

Thursday, 2 July 2009

Joe Swash has moved in with Pamela Anderson.

The 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out Of Here' winner met the former 'Baywatch' actress for a week to film two new documentaries for Living TV, 'At Home with Joe' and 'Pamela Anderson: When Joe Came to Stay'.

In the programmes, former 'EastEnders' actor Joe visits Pamela at her Malibu Beach home in the US and also goes with her to Paris where she models for Vivienne Westwood. He also gets an insight into the hectic personal life of the former glamour model and single mother of two.

Meanwhile, Living will also air a series dedicated to Pamela's ex-'Baywatch' co-star David Hasselhoff. The series will follow the US actor and pop singer as he embarks on a quest to ingratiate himself into traditional English life, trying his hand at a number of skills including Morris dancing, rowing and polo.

Speaking at the Living TV's launch of its latest schedule yesterday, David said: "I'm really excited about the show. I love England and I tried really hard to get what it is all about - but there are some crazy things going on out here."

Both shows will air on Living TV later this year.

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