Pamela Bach

On Tuesday, Hayley Hasselhoff wore a power suit as she enjoyed a night out in London for a L'Occitane hand cream festival. The model and actress, 31, was a modern figure in a black striped trouser jacket, which she layered over a ruched black turtle neck neck top. Hayley, the daughter of former Baywatch stars David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach, wore her blond hair in loose waves by her shoulders and matched the style with a geometric fringed handbag. She finished off her look by sporting a green fur wrap and opting for a muted make-up look with a light-brown smokey eye and nude lip.

Hayley Hasselhoff isn't attempting to glorify obesity in her work as a plus-sized model. Despite the health problems it can possibly cause, the 31-year-old model, the niece of former Baywatch actors David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach, is often asked if she is attempting to make her body shape appear 'glamorous.' However, she denied that this is the case at all, saying that everyone has the right to feel comfortable" in their own skin. "We are glorifying obesity,' she said on Fox News Digital, and that is the biggest misconception [curve models] have. 'That's probably the biggest question I've been asked around the world.' In the 10 years of my career, I would hear, "Do you feel like you're glamourizing obesity?"

As she said that children of celebrities are not inherently unworthy of their success, Hayley Hasselhoff has joined Hollywood's burgeoning 'nepo baby' debate. The daughter of Baywatch actor David and actress Pamela Bach proudly claimed that her own work resulted from her own talent and years of hard work at The Beverly Hills Hotel last month. The steadfast entertainer was adamant that she would disappoint her doubters that her talent came first, ahead of any potential family connections. Hayley, a 17-year-old girl, gained a lead role in the 2010 ABC Family show Huge by convincing channel bosses that she was the right choice for the position during the lengthy audition process. The 30-year-old curve model and influencer went on to state that there are numerous people who have misinterpreted the reasons that popular offspring are drawn to following their families into the industry.