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Pamela Anderson’s son Brandon Lee asked Flamingo Estate’s Richard Christiansen about collaborating with his mother

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Richard Christiansen was in the offices of Flamingo Estate, his farm and lifestyle brand in Highland Park, Los Angeles, when he received a call from Brandon Lee, Pamela Anderson’s son. Brandon Lee asked Christiansen if he would be interested in doing something with his mother, Pamela Anderson.

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  1. Richard Christiansen works at Flamingo Estate, a farm and lifestyle brand in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
  2. Brandon Lee, Pamela Anderson’s son, called Richard Christiansen.
  3. Brandon Lee asked if Christiansen would be interested in collaborating with his mother, Pamela Anderson.

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