PLAYBOY'S PAMELA ANDERSON NUDE PAM POSTER INSIDE THE ULTIMATE COLLECTOR'S EDITION SPECIAL PAM ANDERSON

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Yet despite the realistic nature of the item, practical reasons meant that Lily filmed several of her scenes without it.

The cover is Anderson’s 14th Playboy cover and her 15th pictorial for the magazine, according to the magazine. The 48-year-old mother of two said she was initially hesitant to pose nude again because both of her sons have been teased in the past for her work. But 19-year-old Brandon and 17-year-old Dylan both ended up encouraging her to do the shoot. I was like, 'What? Are you serious?' But then I thought that's probably a good thing,'" Anderson told Entertainment Tonight. "It's hard to compete with the Internet. And the girl next door doesn't exist anymore. She's taking selfies down her shirt, like, you know; there's no mystery over there anymore." Reality star Katie Price posed topless for the glossy in 2002 (Image: Daily Record) Read More Related Articles She added: 'It would be boiling hot — I got really sweaty and my boobs were coming off - I'm English, it's too hot!'

The former glamour model truly brought the heat in the saucy snap as she posed under the notorious heading: "London’s legendary bad girl Jordan."

While Anderson may seem like a natural now, she said she was "nervous and throwing up" the first time she posed for the magazine. Snow could fall as far south as Hampshire this week with Arctic snap set to send temperatures plunging below zero - as map shows where flurries could hit UK today Major study finds 10 lifestyle choices that lower the risk of ALL cancers (but the bad news one of them is quitting alcohol) The stunning actress was pictured beaming as she waved her hand alongside the header: "First time in any magazine, full colour, the famous Marilyn Monroe nude." The reality star could be seen covering up her chest as she donned a silver corset belt and belly chain that said: "Fox."Anderson recalls that Brandon said, 'We're older, we're not embarrassed anymore by you. You know, we think you're great." The publication announced in October that it will no longer showcase naked women, ending a 60-plus-year tradition. Playboy featured Marilyn Monroe on its debut cover in 1953.