Pamela Anderson has begged Kim Kardashian to stop wearing fur in an open letter.
The actress shared the letter, which was written on the formal letterhead for her charity The Pamela Anderson Foundation, on her website after meeting Kim at New York Fashion Week.
Pamela wrote, “Dear Kim, It was lovely seeing you at New York Fashion Week. I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know you over the years, and I can tell you’re a good person with a big, beautiful heart.”
“I’m writing to ask you to extend your compassion to real fashion victims — the animals who are violently killed in the fur trade — by swearing off fur this winter.”
“I think you’d be horrified to learn that every single fur farm that PETA has exposed has been beyond cruel.”
Pamela, who has worked with PETA for years, also pointed out that supermodel Gisele Bundchen and first lady Melania Trump have publicly sworn off fur in recent times.
“You know I know you, and you can be a hero for animals as well as a great example to all your beautiful followers by swearing off fur.
“Please do the right thing. You’d be praised all over the world,” the 50-year-old added.
Kim has frequently been criticised by animal rights groups for wearing fur clothing over the years.
In August, Kim was heckled in the street as she shopped a vintage clothing store in New York.
And back in 2012, the reality star was doused with flour by protesters in Hollywood as she was speaking at a red carpet event.
