Multi-talented actress, singer, and digital content creator Pam Andrews has taken to social media to draw a firm boundary with fans after a shocking breach of professional etiquette. The Rhythm City icon posted a direct video message on her Instagram account, pleading with the public to immediately stop sending highly inappropriate adult images and explicit videos to her official business contact details.
The issue stems from her newly launched, lucrative commercial venture: a specialized firm that purchases scrap and used catalytic converters from vehicle owners looking to make quick cash.
A Professional Line Crossed
The entertainer clarified that the WhatsApp number displayed across her professional marketing materials is an enterprise line, completely disconnected from her private life. Furthermore, she revealed that she doesn’t even manage the inbox, making the explicit messages a major HR headache.
“So you guys know that I have my business… buying catalytic converters from people, and then also attached is a WhatsApp number. That is not my phone number. I’ve got someone doing the admin for me… My business partner has been doing the admin for me. He’s been showing me some of the stuff that you guys are sending me.
Oh my goodness! Why are you guys sending me naked pictures and some of you even sending pictures of you touching yourselves and nude pictures? No more naughty videos and pictures and stuff like that. Only for business.”
Keeping the Focus on the Hustle
Aside from the unwanted digital harassment disrupting her operations and making things incredibly awkward for her management team, Andrews pivot into the recycling and automotive market is thriving.
She wrapped up her address by redirecting the focus toward legitimate trade, thanking her real supporters and inviting motorists to clear out their workshops for quick cash. “If you want to make some extra money and you just have some catalytic converters laying around in your garage… I’ll buy it from you for a good price,” she concluded.
