Pamela Anderson could receive US$10 million from a man who claims he was never her husband
The story of Jon Peters and the actress resurfaced three years after the multimillion-dollar clause in his will became known. Behind those "famous" 12 days, there is a contradiction that continues to draw attention.
'P amela Anderson could receive $10 million from Jon Peters, the Hollywood producer with whom she had a brief relationship in 2020. The figure is not new: MARCA USA reported in January 2023 that Peters had included the actress in his will. Now, the story began circulating again after that relationship was revisited, although there has been no new decision regarding the inheritance.'
What puts the case back in the spotlight is not so much the money as the particular story behind those 12 days that for years were presented as a marriage. Anderson later insisted that she was never legally married to Peters and that the union that became public in January 2020 was never formally finalized.
Pamela Anderson denies that there was ever a marriage
“I was never married to Jon Peters” , Anderson explained when recalling that episode. According to her version, the two held a ceremony, but the documents necessary to turn it into a legal union were never submitted.
Peters has offered a different version of the relationship. The producer maintained that Anderson had agreed to marry him and also claimed that during that brief period he covered close to $200,000 in outstanding bills. Anderson, for her part, went so far as to say that Peters had tried to convince her to marry him and that everything ended up unfolding in a much more informal way than what later appeared in the media.
Despite the differences over what happened, Peters made it clear years later that he still felt strong affection for the actress. In 2023 he publicly revealed that he had set aside $10 million for Anderson in his will , a decision that, as he explained at the time, he had made regardless of whether or not she needed the money.
What resurfaces is one of Anderson's most peculiar romantic stories: a relationship of barely 12 days, an alleged wedding that she denies was legal, and a promise of 10 million dollars that keeps their names linked long after the separation.
