Liam Neeson, Pamela Anderson romance confirmed

Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson have taken their on-screen chemistry off-screen, officially stepping into a new chapter together. 

According to a source close to the couple, the two stars are dating after forming a strong bond while working on The Naked Gun. 

What started as a professional connection slowly evolved, with the insider noting that “they always had chemistry while they were filming and their friendship naturally developed into more.”

Navigating this newfound relationship is a fresh experience for both. While they’ve chosen to remain low-key, it’s getting harder to hide what’s clearly a genuine connection. 

“They are both shy and have tried to stay private but the spark between them is obvious,” the source added.

Their blossoming romance is not only bringing joy to the pair but is also being embraced by their families. 

Pamela’s sons, Brandon Thomas Lee and Dylan Jagger Lee, are fully on board and glad to see their mom happy. 

The source shares, “They love seeing her happy and fully approve. They think Liam is great and have gotten to know him better in the last few months.”

The warmth between the families was on full display during The Naked Gun premiere in New York City on July 28. 

Anderson was joined by her sons on the red carpet, while Neeson also brought his two sons, Micheál and Daniel. The family-like energy between both sides added to the evening’s buzz, especially as the actors celebrated the launch of their new comedy film.

When asked about his mom’s dynamic with Neeson, Brandon kept it subtle. 

Instead of confirming anything, he praised their performances, saying, “I just think they’re such great costars. They have such a great onscreen chemistry. It means it’s well done. … They both did such an amazing job. And it’s actually really cool to see both of them in their comedic element.”

In The Naked Gun, Neeson and Anderson play Frank Drebin Jr. and Beth Davenport. The film marks a legacy continuation of the beloved ‘90s action-comedy and showcases the pair’s effortless comedic rhythm, now mirrored in real life.