Inside Pamela Anderson's Brief Past Romance With Liam Neeson: 'He Introduced Me as Future Mrs Neeson'

Pamela Anderson recently opened up about her brief romance with Liam Neeson, painting a vivid portrait of a sincere and authentic bond between them. In a candid interview with People magazine, she shared details about the events of their 'romantic lost week' and provided an update on their current relationship status.

Inside Anderson and Neeson's Intimate Week

Anderson disclosed that the couple developed a romantic relationship after completing filming in 2024 for their upcoming comedy reboot The Naked Gun, which was released in August. 'Liam and I were romantically involved for a short while but only after we finished filming,' she said.

The couple enjoyed a cosy week at Neeson's residence in upstate New York, filled with everyday joys, such as gardening, dinners with their assistants and even family visiting. On one dinner date at a French restaurant, Neeson even introduced her to others as the 'future Mrs Neeson,' according to Anderson.

She spoke openly about the romance being real rather than a publicity stunt—a claim some had made during their film's promotion. 'A publicity stunt? This is real. We have real feelings,' she told People. She also described their their connection 'a little bit like a Nancy Meyers film.'

And yet, despite the depth of their bond, both actors concluded that their relationship was destined for friendship rather than evolve into something more lasting. 'I adore Liam ... but we are better friends, in full honesty,' Anderson confirmed.

How Their Bond First Formed

The spark between Anderson and Neeson reportedly began last year during the making of the summer hit film The Naked Gun, where their natural on-screen synergy translated into a genuine bond off screen.

During the film's promotional photo shoots and press engagements earlier this year, the pair were observed sharing affectionate banter, holding hands and leaning into one another.

Sources close to the film had earlier described their dynamic as a 'budding romance,' clearly fuelled by mutual attraction, People reported. Their shared humour and comfort on set, coupled with Neeson's decades‑long experience in cinema and Anderson's evolving career ambitions, seemed to deepen their bond beyond mere co‑stars.

Where Does Their Relationship Stand Now?

While the romance itself was short-lived, Anderson insists their connection remains rooted in affection and support. The last time they saw each other was in August, when Neeson surprised Anderson by attending her performance at the prestigious Williamstown Theater Festival, where she starred in a production of Camino Real.

She described Neeson as a strong supporter of her blossoming career, saying he had told her he was very proud of her. She affirmed that, despite parting ways romantically, they 'will always be in each other's lives.'

New Chapters for Both Actors

Both actors have entered a period of renewed professional momentum, each carving out distinct paths that reflect their evolving priorities and creative ambitions.

Anderson is set to appear in the 2025 drama Place to Be, directed by Kornél Mundruczó, signalling her continued shift toward more grounded, character-driven roles. She is also expanding her work behind the camera through And-Her-Sons Productions, the company she runs with her sons, as they develop a television reboot of her 1996 film Barb Wire.

In addition to these projects, Anderson is attached to a new title, Rosebush Pruning, which is a drama-thriller film.

Neeson, meanwhile, remains one of the busiest actors of his generation. He continues to headline major studio projects, with several films slated for release in 2026. These include the comedy-horror Cold Storage and the heist-themed 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank.

He is also linked to the upcoming thriller Hotel Tehran, adding another dramatic project to his impressive lineup.

The week Anderson and Neeson spent together may have been brief, but it offered a rare glimpse into two people connecting beyond cameras, scripts and publicity. What remains now is a friendship, built on admiration and mutual respect and, as Anderson suggests, a lifelong bond.