Tommy Lee's wife Brittany Furlan mocks Pam Anderson in since-deleted TikTok.
posted and quickly deleted a TikTok mocking Pam -- seemingly making the decision to take the post down after being dragged in the comments.
In the video, Brittany uses a"90s Pam Makeup" filter and sets a scenario where Pam just found out Brittany died and couldn't care less. Brittany, imitating Pam, says ..."She passed away? Oh, hmmm, alright."The clip features superimposed text, reading ..."Pam if i died" ... and Brittany captioned the post,"Pls guys I gotta make jokes it's how I cope." Brittany, who married Tommy in 2019, pans the camera to Tommy at the end of the video.
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