Former Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson has revealed he performed a horrific act on his female co-stars’ swimsuits in a shocking confession.
Jackson, 43, who Hobie, Mitch Buchannon’s (David Hasselhoff) son on the show from ages 10 to 19, revealed that he would smell his castmates’ dirty bathing suits after a day of filming.
In the documentary After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun airing August 28, Jackson, whose co-stars included Pamela Anderson, Carmen Electra and Nicole Eggert, said: “I would usually sneak into (the women’s) trailers after they were done and grab their dirty bathing suits.
‘Let’s just say that I was aware of everything that happened on Baywatch. And Nicole (Eggert) was the most important, without a doubt. We had a very intimate moment, she and I, that she never found out about.
Producers then told Summer Quinn star Eggert, 52, who is battling stage 2 breast cancer, who responded: ‘I knew Jeremy very well, that doesn’t surprise me at all.
Disgraced former Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson has revealed he performed a horrific act on his female co-stars’ swimsuits in a shocking confession – pictured on Monday
Jackson starred alongside actresses such as Nicole Eggert and Pamela Anderson (pictured, 1992).
Jackson recently made a rare red carpet appearance at the premiere of the documentary Baywatch on Monday in Los Angeles.
This comes after he began serving time behind bars in 2017 after accepting a plea deal for allegedly stabbing a woman in Los Angeles in 2015.
That same year, the former Baywatch star was booted from Celebrity Big Brother in the UK for exposing fellow housemate Chloe Goodman’s breasts.
In 2014 he separated from his wife Loni Wilson after being married for less than two years.
Loni alleged that Jeremy tried to strangle her in a drunken physical altercation.
By PeopleShe reflected on her downward spiral during a 2006 episode of E!’s Child Star Confidential, where she discussed her drug addiction.
“I probably made $2 to $3 million on Baywatch,” he said at the time.
‘I had the means to destroy myself: I had a lot of money and I was surrounded by a lot of people who weren’t really my friends, but I thought they were, and I totally fell into a downward spiral of lifestyle.’
Jackson, 43, who played Mitch Buchannon’s (David Hasselhoff) son Hobie on the show from ages 10 to 19, revealed he would smell his co-stars’ dirty bathing suits after a day of filming.
He added: “Let’s just say I was aware of everything that happened on Baywatch. And Nicole (Eggert) was the most important, without a doubt. We had a very intimate moment, she and I, that she never found out about – pictured with the cast
He was later sentenced to 270 days in jail and five years probation.
Upon his release, he became a personal trainer.
Baywatch: Moment in the Sun will also be followed by an interview with Hasselhoff, who produced and starred in lifeguard Mitch Buchannon from 1989 to 2000 and made his fortune from royalties from reruns.
“We’re lucky to be in this business. We’re lucky to have this job. We’re lucky to be able to do this interview. Why am I doing this documentary?” said the 72-year-old veteran television actor. saying.
“We’re making this documentary because Baywatch is a gift that never ends. It’s given me an incredible life.”
A total of 35 cast members and creators participated in After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun, which also features “over a decade of never-before-seen home videos filmed by the cast themselves.”
Billions of people tuned in each week to watch Michael Berk, Douglas Schwartz and Gregory J. Bonann’s action drama, which ran for 12 seasons (1989-2001) and spawned a big-screen film in 2017 that grossed $177.9 million at the global box office despite poor reviews.