Pamela Anderson has denied claims that her rumoured romance with Liam Neeson is a publicity stunt, calling such suggestions a 'death sentence' for her authenticity. The pair co-star in the upcoming 'Naked Gun' reboot, released on August 1, and have sparked dating speculation after being seen together during the press tour.
Speaking at the 51st Deauville American Film Festival in France, Anderson said: 'I do not and will never feed into PR stunts. That would be a death sentence. I'm authentically driven.' She added that she is 'superstitious when it comes to love' and does not share details of her romantic life.
Rumours of a relationship began after insiders told TMZ that Neeson, 73, and Anderson, 58, were 'enjoying each other's company' and 'smitten'. However, a source claimed the relationship was a PR stunt to promote the film, alleging the pair 'didn't even see each other from the time cameras stopped rolling in June 2024 until the press tour launched more than a year later, in July 2025.'
Anderson refuted these claims, stating: 'There are no silly games being played. I'm sincere.' She also noted that she will 'fall in love again and again on screen' as part of her job, and asked fans to 'think positive.'
Other sources close to the pair have also denied the PR stunt theory. An insider told People magazine: 'Neither would ever take part in a publicity stunt. They have a great time. Neither of them needs the publicity.' Another source insisted they have 'a real connection' and that there is 'no incentive for either of them to stage something like this.'
Neeson and Anderson have spoken warmly about their on-screen chemistry, with Neeson describing their sex scenes as his favourite part of filming. Despite the speculation, Anderson has previously stated she is 'much happier' on her own, having been married five times.
