Pamela Bach, the ex-wife of David Hasselhoff, was in the process of developing a reality TV show until her untimely passing, according to sources. The show, titled “Over the Hills,” aimed to feature Pamela and her celebrity friends residing in the Hollywood Hills as they entered their golden years. The concept was to showcase how they tackled the unique challenges of aging while still embracing life to the fullest.
Pamela dedicated significant effort to recruit her celebrity peers in their 60s for the show, even traveling to Europe to persuade some of them to participate part-time, offering them accommodations at her Los Angeles residence. Among the stars she hoped to involve was Gary Busey, though his involvement was inconsistent. Despite Pamela’s hard work over about a year and a half to finalize the cast, legal matters, and production details, the show unfortunately never came to fruition.
Tragically, Pamela’s life ended at the age of 62 due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound. She was recognized for her various film and television appearances, including a stint on the UK reality show “Celebrity Big Brother” in 2011.
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