Pamela Bach, an actor and the ex-wife of Baywatch star David Hasselhoff, has died at 62.
She was discovered useless in her Los Angeles house on Wednesday, March 5. The Los Angeles Medical Examiner discovered she died by suicide.
In response to TMZ, who first reported the information, her household went to her house after not listening to from her, and discovered her useless Wednesday night.
Also referred to as Pamela Hasselhoff, Bach appeared on The Younger and the Stressed and met her future husband on the set of his sequence, Knight Rider. She additionally appeared on a number of episodes of Baywatch.
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Bach and Hasselhoff have been married in December 1989, and had two daughters, Taylor and Hayley.
Hasselhoff filed for divorce in January 2006 and the previous couple had a contentious break up, with Bach accusing him of home abuse. A video of Hasselhoff drunkenly consuming a hamburger led to him briefly dropping visitation privileges together with his daughters, however they have been restored after two weeks. The actor acknowledged the video, shot by one in every of his daughters, confirmed him throughout an alcohol relapse however he denied abuse allegations on the time.
In a assertion to Folks, Hasselhoff stated: “Our household is deeply saddened by the current passing of Pamela Hasselhoff.
“We’re grateful for the outpouring of affection and assist throughout this tough time however we kindly request privateness as we grieve and navigate by means of this difficult time.”
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