Tabloid Hell: Tommy Lee and Kid Rock scrap like kids
Tommy Lee, Motley Crue
Two of Pamela Anderson's ex-husbands come to blows
- Sep 10, 2007
- 0 Comments
The two former husbands of Pamela Anderson - Tommy Lee and Kid Rock - have been caught fighting.
During the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday (September 9), the two rockers were getting violent in the ceremony's cheap seats.
Perhaps they were just trying to hide in embarrassment from Britney Spears' lacklustre performance.
According to a "source", who must have been dodging the bloody spandex as it flew past them, the duo of Tommy Lee and Criss Angel went over to see P Diddy and Kid Rock.
Apparently “all hell broke loose”, which, interestingly, could also double as the title of a Kid Rock or Motley Crue album.
The two never reappeared.
However, Pamela Anderson did make an appearance, bringing Hans Klok - not in a soft rock band at all but a magician - to the show.
During the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday (September 9), the two rockers were getting violent in the ceremony's cheap seats.
Perhaps they were just trying to hide in embarrassment from Britney Spears' lacklustre performance.
According to a "source", who must have been dodging the bloody spandex as it flew past them, the duo of Tommy Lee and Criss Angel went over to see P Diddy and Kid Rock.
Apparently “all hell broke loose”, which, interestingly, could also double as the title of a Kid Rock or Motley Crue album.
The two never reappeared.
However, Pamela Anderson did make an appearance, bringing Hans Klok - not in a soft rock band at all but a magician - to the show.
Tabloid Hell
Glasvegas blame Carl Barat for visa problems - Tabloid Hell- Britney Spears' ex confirms sex tape plans – Tabloid Hell
- Amy Winehouse launches pop career for her goddaughter - Tabloid Hell
- Simon Pegg and Nick Frost to 'play Simon and Garfunkel' - Tabloid Hell
- Robbie Williams walks around LA dressed as a gorilla - Tabloid Hell
- More Tabloid Hell news
NME Alerts
Get NME news delivered direct to your desktop. Find out more
Add your comment
Please sign in to add your comments or register to have your say.