American film producer, Jon Peters has quickly moved on three weeks after ending his 12-day marriage to American-Canadian actress, Pamela Anderson.
According to UsWeekly, the 74-year-old movie producer is set to marry Julia Bernheim, who he dumped before marrying Pamela Anderson.
The publication also disclosed that the news of the engagement was revealed by Neptune Wellness CEO Michael Cammarata while he “rang the NASDAQ Closing Bell on Thursday, February 20.”
This comes three weeks after five times married Anderson and Peters tied the knot in a surprise wedding in Malibu on January 20 and announced just 12 days later that they had split.
In a previous interview, Jon refuted claims he asked the Baywatch star to be his wife, and instead claimed that the 52-year-old proposed to him – via text.
The movie producer was said to have  paid off her $200,000 debts and bought her a new wardrobe during their 12-day marriage.
Peters later denied the claims in a recent interview with Ladysmith Chemainus Chronicle, insisting that he never made the comments.
He explained: ‘I haven’t spoken to the press – anybody. I’ve loved this kid since she was 20 years old. I still love her. We’re friends. We’ll always be friends. I helped her in a way that she needed, but it’s between her and I. I think she’s great, and that’s all I got to say.’
According to previous reports, Jon texted Pamela about ending their ‘beautiful amazing love fest’.
He allegedly wrote: ‘This whole marriage thing … has scared me. It made me see that at 74 I need a simple quiet life and not an international love affair. Therefore, I think the best thing we can do is that I’m going to go away for a couple of days and maybe you need to go back up to Canada.
‘The world knows we did it and I think now we need to go our own separate ways. I hope that you can forgive me.’
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