Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff, the former 'Baywatch' star, tragically took her own life at the age of 62.

The actress was discovered at her residence in the Hollywood Hills, leading to a wave of sorrow from her family and the entertainment industry.

Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff, recognized for her role in the TV series _Baywatch_ and as the former spouse of actor David Hasselhoff, has tragically taken her own life at the age of 62. Authorities have reported that she was found deceased at her home in the Hollywood Hills on March 5, following concerns from family members who had not been in contact with her for a significant time.

First responders were sent to her residence after receiving a call regarding an unconscious woman.

She was discovered with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and no note was found at the scene.

In a statement, David Hasselhoff expressed profound grief over her death, acknowledging the immense love and support from the community while requesting privacy for the family during this challenging time.

Pamela Bach was born in Oklahoma and started her acting career in the 1970s.

Her television credits included roles in _The Young and the Restless_, _Cheers_, _The Fall Guy_, _TJ Hooker_, _Superboy_, and _Viper_.

She and David Hasselhoff were married in December 1989 and had two daughters, Taylor and Hayley.

The couple met while filming _Knight Rider_ and later worked together on _Baywatch_.

They divorced in 2006, with their separation involving legal disputes over spousal support that persisted until 2017.

Bach’s latest activity on social media featured a New Year's Eve post, in which she shared a photo of herself in front of a Christmas tree along with a video of her granddaughter.

In the post, she expressed appreciation for her family and offered well wishes for the coming year.

Hayley Hasselhoff, one of her daughters, paid tribute to her mother on social media by sharing a nostalgic photo of her parents accompanied by a white heart emoji.