Disaster as Jamie Laing uses Pamela Anderson’s ‘phone number’

Jamie Laing has revealed he has Pamela Anderson’s phone number – but learnt the hard way that he, in fact, doesn’t.

Appearing on his BBC Sounds podcast with pal Spencer Matthews, Jamie tried to give the Baywatch bombshell a call – with tragic results.

Spencer was discussing how he had boxer Anthony Joshua‘s number, saying: ‘I have Anthony Joshua’s mobile number!’

Missed call: Jamie Laing has revealed he has Pamela Anderson’s phone number during his BBC Sounds podcast with pal Spencer Matthews

At which Jamie pushed: ‘Ring it now, ring it now!’

‘No!’ Spencer asserted, going on: ‘We met in Mahiki and he’s a Made In Chelsea fan. He came up to me and said he loved me on the show.

‘We messaged a bit, back and forth…’

Jamie asked Spencer to call Anthony with Caller ID off, before telling him: ‘I have Pamela Anderson’s number. I’ll call Pamela Anderson.’

Wrong number? Jamie tried to give the Baywatch bombshell a call – with tragic results

Jamie told Spencer: ‘I have Pamela Anderson’s number. I’ll call Pamela Anderson’

Jamie gave it a try, only to hear an automated voice telling him: ‘The number you’ve dialed is not a working number!’

Spencer and Jamie were left in hysterics at this, with Spencer joking: ‘Bad luck mate. Yeah that’s epic. You’ve really got Pam And’s number!’

Jamie gave it a try, only to hear an automated voice telling him: ‘The number you’ve dialed is not a working number!’

Spencer and Jamie were left in hysterics at this, with Spencer joking: ‘Bad luck mate. Yeah that’s epic. You’ve really got Pam And’s number!’

Spencer is returning to work after he and his wife Vogue Williams came back from a lavish New Year’s trip to St Barts, insisting they didn’t break any COVID-19 rules when flying to the Caribbean. 

The pair jetted out of London with their children Theodore, two and Gigi, six months, after Tier 4 restrictions were implemented in London, banning all non-essential travel.

Back home are you? Vogue Williams was seen out in London on Sunday, hours after insisting she didn’t break any government rules when flying to St Barts to spend the New Year in the Caribbean with husband Spencer and their children

Hitting back! Vogue insisted she didn’t break any government rules when flying to St Barts [pictured with eldest child Theodore, two, last week] 

Vogue defiantly stated their family holiday was within the guidelines and wrote on social media: ‘I would like to assure my lovely Instagram family that I have not broken the government guidelines since rules and guidance came into effect last March.

‘I also had Covid tests to ensure I travelled safely and I adhered to all safety guidelines recommended. It’s not ideal to be away working during these times but it had been booked in since last year…’  

The family had been living it up in the French Caribbean where Spencer’s family own exclusive resort Eden Rock, despite rules advising against all but essential travel from the UK.

‘I have not broken the government guidelines!’: The TV and radio star defended her trip as she took to her Instagram Stories on Saturday evening after being accused of flouting coronavirus restrictions to travel

At the time of the their flight, travel abroad for leisure was banned under Tier 4 guidelines. Travel exceptions were only allowed for reasons such as work, education and childcare. 

Travel for leisure is now totally banned in the UK following the third nationwide lockdown. 

The trip came after Vogue lamented the new restrictions – and expressed her sadness that she would not make it home to Ireland for Christmas. 

Nothing to see here! However Vogue defiantly stated their family holiday was within the guidelines and wrote on social media that it has been ‘booked since last year’