Pamela Anderson teaches
Sunday school

Pamela Anderson has retired from acting, but the former "Baywatch" star and pinup girl claims she is now teaching Sunday school at a church near her home in Malibu.

"I'm having fun hanging out with my kids and teaching Sunday school," she mentioned backstage at a recent awards show.

Pamela Anderson

Anderson was one of the first celebrities to pose nude for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which uses the photos for publicity and fund-raising purposes. And, she makes it clear she hasn't abandoned a lifestyle on the edge. Her latest project? Producing a new animated series with Stan Lee called "Striperella."

She also confirmed that she will be making a cameo appearance in "Baywatch: The Movie."

At 35, Anderson quit acting last year after being diagnosed with hepatitis C – which she claims she caught from her ex-husband Tommy Lee. She is reportedly engaged to bad-boy singer Kid Rock.

She's also got a new political cause beside PETA. She expects to be called soon to testify before Congress in favor of a bill that would force disclosure of illnesses like hepatitis C between husbands and wives.

"I was the wife of someone who was too embarrassed to disclose it," she explains.

Anderson has yet to undergo any serious treatments, relying on homeopathic methods. She still hasn't told her children, Brandon, 6, and Dylan, 4, about her condition.