Pamela Anderson is warning people about the dangers of too much pornography and the negative impact it is having on couples’ sex lives.

The former ‘Baywatch’ star admits she might be an unlikely voice against porn, but says she herself has experienced partners who would rather watch pornography than enjoy actual sex.

Pamela AndersonPamela Anderson wants a "sensual revolution"

Appearing on ‘This Morning’ Pamela said: “The sexual revolution was a great thing and it gave us freedom but it also gave us really bad sex. I think we need a sensual revolution.”

“An intimate relationship is such better sex. Pornography diminishes desire. In the age of technology I think people are becoming desensitised."

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“I know I’m part of the problem and I should probably disqualify myself from this because I was in Playboy and I had a tape stolen from my home and exploited all over the world and people saw things they never should have seen but I didn’t think Playboy was pornographic.”

While Anderson doesn’t regret her days as a Playboy model, she admits she often mistook the attention she received for love.

“I don’t regret my Playboy days it was free and sexy I’ve always been so romantic and only wanted sex in a relationship,” she said.

“It was an objectification of women on my terms. I liked being sexy. I think I took that attention for love.”

The 49-year-old went on to say that’s she experience being ‘treated like a porn star in bed’ by former lovers.

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“Have you ever been treated like a porn star in bed?” she said. “It's no fun at all, slapped, hit, sex games, spit on… That's sex these days."

"I think also people put that image on me, that I have to be wild and crazy and I'm thinking, god this porn addiction…

“When a woman is who is living and breathing in bed and the husband is in the bathroom with a computer there is something going on that’s not normal. “