Actress Pamela Bach Hasselhoff, 62, was found dead in her Hollywood Hills home, relatives confirmed Thursday

Pamela Bach Hasselhoff, ex-wife of David Hasselhoff, was found dead at her home in Hollywood Hills, confirmed family members of the actress this Thursday. Before her death, the actress had accumulated a significant net worth. We tell you how much it was valued at.

What was Pamela Bach’s net worth?

The American actress had a net worth of 1.5 million dollars at the time of her death. In January 2009, Pamela paid 1.3 million dollars for a house in Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles County, California, which is currently valued at around 2.5 million dollars.

What did Pamela Bach die of?

According to police reports, Pamela had a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Police found no suicide note. Her relatives had not heard from her, so they worriedly went to her home to check on her, finding her dead shortly after 10 p.m. on Wednesday.

Who was Pamela Bach?

Pamela Ann Weissenbach was born on October 9, 1963, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In the early 1980s, she moved to California in search of a place in the competitive world of Hollywood. She began her professional career by playing small roles in both film and television, and over time she built a career in one of the most challenging entertainment industries. Her innate charisma and physical appeal helped her find her way in the emerging cable TV market, where she began to make a name for herself.

Her greatest recognition came with her participation in successful TV series. She appeared in episodes of “Knight Rider,” where she met her future husband, David Hasselhoff, and later joined the cast of “Baywatch,” the iconic lifeguard drama that became a global phenomenon. Although she did not achieve the prominence of other stars from the show, her presence contributed significantly to its success in Hollywood. She also had roles in productions like “Sirens” and made numerous guest appearances on various shows during the 1990s.

In December 1989, Bach married David Hasselhoff, whom she met while filming “Knight Rider.” Their relationship became a central aspect of her public life. Together, they had two daughters, Taylor Ann and Hayley, and for years, they were a recognized couple at Hollywood events. Their marriage lasted more than 16 years until they separated in a highly publicized manner in 2006. The breakup included significant legal disputes over property and custody of their children, attracting the attention of sensationalist media.

In May 2016, David Hasselhoff requested a reduction in spousal support, claiming to have paid over 2.5 million dollars to Pamela since their divorce in 2006. During that time, he had transferred 21,000 dollars monthly. In his request, he claimed to be bankrupt, while Pamela countered, stating that he had a multimillion-dollar fortune and valuable properties around the world. Ultimately, David managed to reduce the payments to 10,000 dollars per month, and by the end of 2017, he was able to lower the amount to 5,000 dollars monthly.

After their separation, Bach reinvented herself partly through reality TV. In 2011, she participated in the British version of “Celebrity Big Brother,” which allowed her to reach a new audience. Although she was the second to be eliminated, her participation helped maintain her public presence. In the following years, she continued making some television appearances and launched several ventures, although prominent acting roles became less frequent.