Pamela Anderson's son is all grown up and looks super handsome

Pamela Anderson, who was a sensation in the 90's thanks to her role in Baywatch, took her son Brandon Lee to the premiere of The Gunman.

The event took place on March 12, 2015, at Regal Cinema L.A. Live. The duo surprised the paparazzi since the two hadn't been seen together on the red carpet since 2002.

Brandon, who is now 23 years old, appeared sharply dressed in an all-black suit, while his mother opted for a gold wrap dress that showed plenty of skin, as reported by E! News.

Anderson showed that time hasn't taken away her good looks and flaunted her beauty and edginess in front of the cameras. Brandon couldn't help but share the moment with his fans and followers on Twitter.

He is Anderson and Tommy Lee's son and has been making a name for himself in the fashion world alongside his younger brother, Dylan Jagger Lee. He has been particularly praised for his good looks.

On the night of the premiere, Brandon and actress Bella Thorne were supposed to go together but he ended up choosing his mother over the former Disney Channel star.

Watching her sons grow and become self-sufficient has made Anderson proud but also worried, especially because of the infamous sex tape that hit the internet in the 2000s.

In 2006, Borat referenced the video and children all over the world saw it, even though the show wasn't appropriate for their age. Knowing this, the former Playboy model decided to be honest with Brandon.

"Look, Mommy and Daddy were massively in love, we videotaped everything, everything was videotaped, and you're probably going to hear about something at school."

Pamela Anderson, Daily Mail, November 18, 2009

In 2014, 50-year-old Anderson was asked about her sons' reactions to the sex tape. She claimed that she didn't know if they had seen it, but that they knew all about it.

When it came to the effects of the scandal, the Baywatch blonde said that she hoped her children would learn from her mistakes and respect women, even if it was for her.