Pamela Anderson Responds to Beyoncé’s Barb Wire Halloween Costume: ‘Don’t Call Me Bey’

Pamela Anderson Responds to Beyoncé’s Barb Wire Halloween Costume: ‘Don’t Call Me Bey’

The singer recreated three of Anderson’s most iconic looks throughout her career

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Queens supporting queens!

Beyoncé capped off her Halloween costume extravaganza by paying homage to some of Pamela Anderson’s most memorable characters. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, the Grammy winner released a music video for her song “Bodyguard” from her album Cowboy Carter, marking the country record’s first visual component.

In the video, Beyoncé, 43, sports a sexy black corset dress as Barb Wire, Anderson’s character from her 1996 action movie of the same name, as well as the iconic red swimsuit of C.J. Parker from Baywatch.

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“BEYWATCH,” the singer wrote in the caption.

A follow-up post included photos of Beyoncé’s costumes from the “Bodyguard” music video as well as the singer dressed in Anderson’s iconic pink fuzzy hat she wore to the 1999 MTV VMAs. “BEYLLOWEEN FIN,” she captioned the carousel.

Anderson, 57, commented on the post writing, “LOVE 🤍.”

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On her Instagram Stories, the Last Showgirl actress shared Beyoncé’s carousel, adding a heart emoji and writing, “Don’t call me bey…” along with a kissy face emoji.

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Beyoncé broke her Halloween hiatus (she skipped out in 2023) with a Betty Davis costume shared to Instagram on Nov. 1. In the photos, the Destiny’s Child alum paid tribute to the late funk singer and former wife of Miles Davis by recreating her This Is It album cover.

The superstar’s look was almost identical to Davis’ — she wore a 70s-inspired black and white plunging bodysuit, silver jewelry, a bold red lip and teased-out Afro.

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Later that day, Beyoncé debuted two more costumes emulating Prince and Apollonia, the actress and musician who starred opposite the late music legend in the 1984 rock musical.

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The singer donned a short wig as well as Prince’s iconic purple coat and boots from the movie while holding a matching guitar. As Apollonia, she wore black blazer and bodysuit, and even went topless for one photo.

“PURPLE NASTY 💜,” the mom of three wrote in her Instagram caption.