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Pam Andrews urges fans to stop sending her their nude pictures

Actress and entrepreneur Pam Andrews shared that people were sending unsolicited nude images to her business’s WhatsApp number. Cheekily noting that she was flattered, she asked them to stop as it was traumatising her business partner.

Also see: Pam Andrews advocates for open marriage

Pam Andrews wants a stop to the nudes

Taking to her Instagram account, Pam, who buys catalytic converters from people, shared that the WhatsApp number she had provided was designated to her business.

After telling people online that it wasn’t her personal phone number, she stated, “My business partner has been doing the admin for me. He’s been showing me some of the messages you guys have been sending. Oh, my goodness. Why are you guys sending me naked pictures?”

The former Rhythm City and Backstage star then added, “For me, it’s very funny, but you are traumatising my business partner. No more naughty videos, pictures, and stuff like that.”

 

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Also see: Pam Andrews bids emotional farewell after wrapping new TV show

What are catalytic converters?

According to Cars.com, catalytic converters are an important part of a vehicle’s overall exhaust system, located between the engine and rear muffler. The object, whose shape is comparable to a loaf of bread, helps take harmful engine emissions and converts them into less harmful exhaust.

“Maintenance is fairly minimal for a catalytic converter, and the average lifespan is about 10 years or 100,000 miles [roughly 160,000 kilometres]. Signs of a damaged or worn one include the smell of sulfur, reduced engine performance, a check-engine light or a failed inspection,” explained Cars.com.

Also see: Pam Andrews shares how childhood traumas made her seek validation

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