New Zealand Woman’s Weekly Issue 23, 2021

Lily James has a new costume drama – and there’s not a bustle in sight! The Downton Abbey actress is playing Pamela Anderson in a TV production based on the Baywatch star and set insiders say she’s having a blast getting around in a replica of Pammy’s iconic red swimming costume! Pamela, 53, famously had two breast enhancement surgeries in the early ‘90s, ultimately taking her to a 34DD, and word has it, Lily, 32, has been provided with a fake chest piece to match Pamela’s much-publicised assets. The drama, currently being shot in Malibu, recounts the story of Pamela’s four-day romance with Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee, which led to their impromptu wedding on a Mexican beach in 1995 – and the scandal of their stolen sex tape. While…

Lily James has a new costume drama – and there’s not a bustle in sight! The Downton Abbey actress is playing Pamela Anderson in a TV production based on the Baywatch star and set insiders say she’s having a blast getting around in a replica of Pammy’s iconic red swimming costume! Pamela, 53, famously had two breast enhancement surgeries in the early ‘90s, ultimately taking her to a 34DD, and word has it, Lily, 32, has been provided with a fake chest piece to match Pamela’s much-publicised assets. The drama, currently being shot in Malibu, recounts the story of Pamela’s four-day romance with Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee, which led to their impromptu wedding on a Mexican beach in 1995 – and the scandal of their stolen sex tape. While fans are thrilled…

It seems like yester day that Suzanne Paul appear ed on our TV scr eens with her Natural Glow infomer cial and “thousands of luminous spheres” almost became a part of Kiwi vernacular . At university in Palmerston North, any night out with my best friend Nikki always began with a sprinkle of Natural Glow! In fact, it felt like pr etty much everyone was wearing it back then. She has been on our screens and in the pages of the Weekly many times since then, so it’s wonderful Suzanne’ s on our cover this week celebrating 30 years since she arrived in New Zealand. Suzanne’s had many highs and lows over the years, and in her story on page 6, she shar es the resilience she has developed, her…

It seems like yester day that Suzanne Paul appear ed on our TV scr eens with her Natural Glow infomer cial and “thousands of luminous spheres” almost became a part of Kiwi vernacular . At university in Palmerston North, any night out with my best friend Nikki always began with a sprinkle of Natural Glow! In fact, it felt like pr etty much everyone was wearing it back then. She has been on our screens and in the pages of the Weekly many times since then, so it’s wonderful Suzanne’ s on our cover this week celebrating 30 years since she arrived in New Zealand. Suzanne’s had many highs and lows over the years, and in her story on page 6, she shar es the resilience she has developed, her big…

To celebrate 30 years living in New Zealand – the longest she’s ever been based in one place – Suzanne Paul is keeping it simple: picking up her pension, oh, and getting married. As one of the most recognised faces (and voices) in the country, she jokes she’s reinvented herself more times than Madonna in that time, too. From sunbed salesperson to television host, dancing star to declaring bankruptcy, the plucky infomercial queen has packed a lot of living in. “Sometimes I think the last three decades feels like forever and how did I do all of that? Other times it feels like it’s gone in a blink of an eye,” confesses Suzanne from the cosy rural home she shares with fiancé Patrick Kuhtze and rescue dog Matty, north of…

To celebrate 30 years living in New Zealand – the longest she’s ever been based in one place – Suzanne Paul is keeping it simple: picking up her pension, oh, and getting married. As one of the most recognised faces (and voices) in the country, she jokes she’s reinvented herself more times than Madonna in that time, too. From sunbed salesperson to television host, dancing star to declaring bankruptcy, the plucky infomercial queen has packed a lot of living in. “Sometimes I think the last three decades feels like forever and how did I do all of that? Other times it feels like it’s gone in a blink of an eye,” confesses Suzanne from the cosy rural home she shares with fiancé Patrick Kuhtze and rescue dog Matty, north of Auckland. “People must presume…