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TOMMY LEE And PAMELA ANDERSON Back Together?

June 18, 2003

Pamela Anderson tells Us Weekly after being asked if her wedding with Kid Rock was still on: "Assume what you want about a wedding, but 'assuming' is making an ass out of you and me." The actress attended the party at L.A.'s Playboy mansion the other night for Spike TV without Rock, and explained, "I'm here with family and friends. That might be a hint." The romance troubles may lead to yet another reconciliation with Tommy Lee, as the pair were spotted this month at the stripper bar, Fantasy Island, "looking like a couple."

Reps for Anderson and Rock declined comment.

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