Los Angeles, California - Pamela Anderson has spilled the tea on her past with her new documentary and memoir, but it seems there's one chapter she's looking to bring to her present.

The 55-year-old star dished on her infamous marriage to musician Tommy Lee in Pamela, A Love Story on Netflix, admitting that she still holds some regrets about how the relationship ended.

"I think I'd rather be alone than not be with the father of my kids," Anderson said in the documentary."I think it's impossible to be with anybody else, but I don't think I could be with Tommy either."

In the wake of this admission, the plot has thickened as the Baywatch star's alleged text messages to her ex-husband have leaked to the public.

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Kyle Roth, a TikTok creator known for exposing celebrity blind items, shared screenshots she received from "a source close to a friend."

In the texts, Anderson admits looking back on their time together for the documentary has made her "emotional" and that it's "heartbreaking (in a good way)."

"I only have good things to say about you Esp in hindsight I realize I only had one true love - I never recovered," the text reads.

At the end of the lengthy message, she tells Lee, "Call me anytime to discuss," and she signs off with a heart and a kiss emoji.

Lee, who has been married to former Vine star Brittany Furlan since 2019, did not appear to reply to any of the messages.

Roth also revealed in the caption that "Pam has since been blocked" and that the screenshots are from December.

It remains unclear whether Anderson was hoping to rekindle a romance with her former husband or if she was simply nostalgic after the documentary.

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Regardless, it seems that a tense love triangle just might be brewing.

On February 3, Furlan made headlines for shading Anderson in a since-deleted TikTok while lip-syncing to a popular audio of Wendy Williams saying, "Oh, she passed away? Oh, hmm, alright" with the caption, "Pam if I died."

Furlan also used a makeup filter on the app fittingly called "'90s Pam Makeup."

The video caused swift backlash against Furlan, and her clear distaste for Anderson has led many to suspect that she might be behind the leaking of the texts.

Internet sleuths noted that the nail polish design seen in the photos of the text messages matches the design Furlan had in a previous TikTok video, but the source of the leak has still not been formally named.

While promoting her new memoir with the Wall Street Journal, Anderson acknowledged the renewed press about her relationship with Lee would likely be tough on Furlan.

"I'm sure it's going to be annoying to his wife. I'd be annoyed," she admitted.