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Baywatch star David Hasselhoff has been given the ok to return to his familys mansion to retrieve his belongings including an African pipe, an ivory tusk and a "French maid". In a court hearing on today, a judge ruled Hasselhoff’s ex-wife Pamela Bach must allow the former Television star into their Encino, California home to remove some of his personal items including a green elephant and a "boy with horn" located in the family’s African room. Hasselhoff, who is currently embroiled in bitter divorce dealings with Bach, will be also allowed to remove his weights, a piano, recording equipment, Ted Williams memorabilia and an antique barber’s chair, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.com.
Baywatch star David Hasselhoff has been given the ok to return to his familys mansion to retrieve his belongings including an African pipe, an ivory tusk and a "French maid". In a court hearing on today, a judge ruled Hasselhoff’s ex-wife Pamela Bach must allow the former Television star into their Encino, California home to remove some of his personal items including a green elephant and a "boy with horn" located in the family’s African room. Hasselhoff, who is currently embroiled in bitter divorce dealings with Bach, will be also allowed to remove his weights, a piano, recording equipment, Ted Williams memorabilia and an antique barber’s chair, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.com.
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