Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon Finalize Second Divorce, Apologize for 'Hurtful Comments'
Pamela Andersonand Rick Salomon have officially ended their second marriage.
The stars, both 47, finalized their divorce Monday and released a joint statement Wednesday.
The stars, both 47, finalized their divorce Monday and released a joint statement Wednesday.
Rick Salomon and Pamela Anderson on their wedding day
"Public divorces can be harsh and cruel – we apologize to our families and friends for any hurt and embarrassment we have caused – we have come to an amicable agreement and are moving on," the couple said. "There are private and personal family sensitivities to consider and we retract any hurtful comments made in haste and distaste. We wish each other and our families well."
Salomon will pay Anderson about $1 million in the settlement, according to TMZ.
The former Baywatch beauty filed for divorce from Salomon in February, citing irreconcilable differences.
Following the court filing, the former couple's relationship grew increasingly strained. Anderson secured an extension to her March 13 temporary restraining order against Salomon in early April.
In the initial March restraining order, obtained by PEOPLE, Anderson alleged that the poker player was abusive and wrote that she was "scared of what he is capable of doing to me."
Anderson, 47, filed several harassing emails and text messages from Salomon with her first order, including one that called her a "serial baby killer with her husbands."
Anderson later spoke out against her ex-husband's vices comments in a statement from her rep. "His claims about Ms. Anderson are ridiculous and do not dignify a response," her rep said in March.
This most recent marriage was the second for the couple, who first tied the knot in 2007. The marriage was annulled only two months after the wedding.
They were wed again in January 2014, but six months later Anderson filed for divorce. She later petitioned to have her initial divorce filing dismissed in August of last year.
Following the court filing, the former couple's relationship grew increasingly strained. Anderson secured an extension to her March 13 temporary restraining order against Salomon in early April.
In the initial March restraining order, obtained by PEOPLE, Anderson alleged that the poker player was abusive and wrote that she was "scared of what he is capable of doing to me."
Anderson, 47, filed several harassing emails and text messages from Salomon with her first order, including one that called her a "serial baby killer with her husbands."
Anderson later spoke out against her ex-husband's vices comments in a statement from her rep. "His claims about Ms. Anderson are ridiculous and do not dignify a response," her rep said in March.
This most recent marriage was the second for the couple, who first tied the knot in 2007. The marriage was annulled only two months after the wedding.
They were wed again in January 2014, but six months later Anderson filed for divorce. She later petitioned to have her initial divorce filing dismissed in August of last year.
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