Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff’s daughter Taylor talks about the actress of suicide of suicide

Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff’s daughter Taylor speaks for the first time after her shocking death.

Pamela, who was married to David Hasselhoff from 1989 to 2006 and Shares daughters Taylor, 34 and Hayley, 32, with him, found dead in his LA -Hem on March 5. Los Angeles medical examiners guided her death a suicide. She was 62.

On March 12, Taylor reflected on the loss of his mother on her Instagram stories and called Pamela “My best friend, all my heart, my everything ♥ ️.”

“I would do anything in the world to hug you again, my eternal angel,” she wrote over a video mounting of photos with her mother from her childhood that she had originally posted on Mother’s Day last year. “I promise to make you proud and celebrate you every day.”

Taylor wrote it Her daughter, London, as she welcomed in August with Make Madison FioreWill “know everything about how incredible you are” as she promised to “protect Hayley forever.”

“Mom I love you so much, the pain is unbearable but I will be strong for you and stick to your memory until we meet again,” she added.

After the news of Pamela’s death, David, 72, said in a statement shared with people that the family was “deeply sad.”

“We are grateful for the outflow of love and support during this difficult time, but we kindly request privacy when we mourn and navigate through this challenging time.”

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Pamela, who met David when she guest played at Knights riders and later continued to start in Bajsur Alongside him, was a “proud mother” and a “nature force”, her agent Sharon Kelly People told us in a statement after her death.

“Pamela often talked about how very proud she was of both her daughters and what they have bloomed in,” Kelly said about Taylor and Hayley.

She continued, “My heart goes out to her family, her beautiful daughters and grandchildren.”

If you or someone you know are considering suicide, please contact the 988 suicide and crisis life by calling 988, text “strength” to the crisis text line on 741741 or go to 988lifeline.org.