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Pamela Anderson looks happy and healthy at Mercy For Animals' Gala with her stylish sons after revealing new treatment could soon mean she's Hep C free

Published: 23:52 EST, 29 August 2015 | Updated: 02:38 EST, 30 August 2015

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While she is a beautiful blonde iconic star, things have not always been easy for this Baywatch babe.

But on Saturday night Pamela Anderson looked on top of the world as she was escorted to a charity event by her dashing sons in Los Angeles, California.

The 48-year-old was both stunning and proud as punch as Brandon and Dylan walked her down the blue carpet at the Mercy For Animals' Hidden Heroes Gala.

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Family time: Pamela Anderson looked on top of the world as she was escorted to a charity event by her dashing sons Dylan and Brandon in Los Angeles, California

While supporting a charity near and dear to her heart and having her boys on her arms is reason to smile enough, the Barbed Wire actress had another very big reason to feel good.

Just two days ago, Pammie revealed she has a real chance at not just surviving her Hepatitis C, but being cured of it 16 years after she first was told she had the potentially deadly condition.

And, Pamela could not have looked happier and healthier if she tried as she walked the Culver City carpet.

Happy mom: The 48-year-old was both stunning and proud as punch as her sons walked her down the blue carpet at the Mercy For Animals' Hidden Heroes Gala

The curvaceous blonde dazzled in a cocktail dress which appeared to be inspired by a watercolour painting.

The gown cinched in at the waist and featured a neckline just low enough that her famous cleavage peaked out.

The star - who now rocks long blonde hair - accessorized the piece of art dress simple skipping big jewellery and pairing it with Saint Lauren Jane patent heels.

Picture perfect: The curvaceous blonde dazzled in a cocktail dress which appeared to be inspired by a watercolour painting

Sauve suit: The stylish siblings wore looks plucked right out of GQ, with 17-year-old Dylan wowing in a maroon suit with cropped trousers and patent leather lace up shoes which he wore without socks

Pamela also skipped carrying a handbag which was fortunate as she already had her two dashing sons to hang off her arms.

The stylish siblings wore looks plucked right out of GQ, with 17-year-old Dylan wowing in a maroon suit with cropped trousers and patent leather lace up shoes which he wore without socks.

His 19-year-old brother Brandon meanwhile looked very suave in a pair of drawstring suit pants with a crisp white shirt buttoned to the collar but without a tie and a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti sneakers.

A different twist: Brandon meanwhile wore a very modern version of a classic black suit

The good looking family were at the event as Pamela is a very passionate and outspoken animal rights support.

Mercy For Animals' Hidden Heroes Gala is to recognize the organization's undercover investigators who work to expose companies' treatment of animals.

Obviously the event is one that is important for the star and with her recent good health news she had more than one reason to celebrate.

On Thursday, Pammie told People that her doctors had prescribed a new FDA-approved drug regimen that eradicates the virus.

Reason to smile: Just two days ago, Pammie revealed she has a real chance at not just surviving her Hepatitis C, but being cured of it 16 years after she first was told she had the potentially deadly condition

Pamela - who got the virus from former husband and the boys' father Tommy Lee - said: 'I could be Hep C free within the month.'

'Sixteen years ago [Hep C] was [seen] as a death sentence. I think it really worked on my self esteem. Even though I may have looked confident on the outside, I think it really was a dark cloud that lingered over me.'

'I don't have any liver damage and I don't have any side effects,' she said. 'I'm living my life the way I want to but it could have eventually have caused me some problems and so it was a real blessing that I was able to get the medicine. I'm half way there.'