David Hasselhoff turned the big 7-0, and he partied with some old friends. Not KITT, but his Baywatch lifeguards: Kelly Packard (April), David Chokachi (Cody), Parker Stevenson (Craig), and his TV son (Jeremy Jackson).
They all look so great! I think they should drive to Malibu, put on their red bathing suits, and go for a swim. Could you imagine the beachgoers’ reaction?
David Hasselhoff normally wears his swimming trunks when he is by the ocean. However, he shared a photo of himself wearing them in the snow. If he doesn’t get inside soon, the most famous lifeguard is going to need ski patrol to find his balls that froze Hoff.
I don’t know what it is about Chia Pets, but they are just so groovy. They were always cool, but now they are even cooler because they are shaped like people and characters from pop culture. This year, they are adding a Knight Rider version of David Hasselhoff and a braided one of Willie Nelson to their collection.
I must have the Hoff one because it is Hoffmazing. It is not that I don’t want the one of the Red Headed Stranger. I just would want it more if the plant that grew out of his braids was marijuana. How rockin’ would that be?
Before Jason Momoa was Aquaman, he worked next to the ocean on Baywatch: Hawaii. You can barely recognize the 19-year-old in that 1999 episode.
And that is how he prefers it. He told Australian radio show Fitzy and Wippa, “We don’t say the B-word at home. We hide all of that, mate! Never happened, mate! We don’t talk about those words. The B-word didn’t happen.”
David Hasselhoff is no stranger to singing covers. His latest one is the happy and catchy tune Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond.
Since the Hoff is just a ball of happiness, it makes the cheery song even more joyful. You can’t help to smile while listening to it.
This single is the first one off of his upcoming album Party Your Hasselhoff that will be released on September 3rd. The CD also includes covers to Can’t Help Falling In Love, I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight, Right Here Waiting For You, Hungry Eyes, and We Didn’t Start The Fire.
I don’t know about you, but I cannot wait to hear his version of the Billy Joel song. That is going to be Hoff the charts awesome!
