10 September,2026 08:37 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Pamela Anderson`s son engaged (Pic/X)
Pamela Anderson's elder son, Brandon Thomas Lee, is engaged to Katarina Demetriades after proposing during a trip to Indonesia. The couple, who have known each other for years, began dating in 2025 and are now planning to tie the knot in 2027.
As per a report by PEOPLE, Brandon Thomas Lee, son of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, is engaged to Katarina Demetriades. The Emmy-nominated producer proposed during a trip to Indonesia on August 29. The couple, who grew up in Los Angeles, were friends for years before they began dating in 2025. They now live in New York and plan to marry in late 2027.
Brandon is the CEO and Head of Production at And Her Son's Productions. He also produced the Netflix documentary Pamela, A Love Story, which explored his mother's life and career.
Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee welcomed Brandon in 1996, a year after their marriage. Their second son, Dylan Jagger Lee, was born in 1997. The Baywatch actor and the Mötley Crüe drummer divorced in 1998 after three years of marriage. Lee later served six months in jail for spousal abuse.
The former couple reunited earlier this year at Dylan's wedding to interior designer Paula Bruss in Saint-Tropez, France.
Last year, rumours were rife that Pamela was in a relationship with The Naked Gun co-star Liam Neeson. A source close to The Naked Gun told PEOPLE, "It's a budding romance in the early stages. It's sincere, and it's clear they're smitten with each other." They added that 73-year-old Neeson and 58-year-old Pamela are currently "enjoying each other's company," the source added. Back in May 2025, Pamela had told Entertainment Weekly that their relationship was "professionally romantic."
On the work front, the actress was last seen in the comedy franchise The Naked Gun. The actor says the project marks another high point in her recent career renaissance. Speaking about her on-screen chemistry with Neeson, Anderson described their partnership as "a connection that is very sincere, very loving." The original trilogy, which reportedly grossed over USD 216 million worldwide, was known for its zany humour, outlandish gags, and the unforgettable character of Frank Drebin.
