Pamela Anderson breaks Santa’s heart in viral video: ‘Christmas is over’

Pamela Anderson has always been a heartbreaker.

The “Baywatch” babe, 55, was seen sending Santa Claus into a spin in a new video posted to Instagram on Christmas Day.

In the clip — a collaboration with French fashion label Jacquemus — Anderson struts down a staircase while dragging a dead Christmas tree behind her.

The beauty, clad in a tight dress and a huge hat with feathered fringe, is greeted by Santa, who is standing on the stairs and speaking in French.

“Christmas is over, Santa!” Anderson sultrily says to St. Nick, as she yanks on his beard and sends him falling backward.

The star subsequently flashes a smile and blows a kiss to the camera, knowing that even Father Christmas isn’t immune to her sex appeal.

Anderson wore the same all-white outfit to the Jacquemus Le Raphia show in Le Bourget, France, on December 12, with fans dubbing it “iconic” and “wonderful” in the comments section beneath the video.

The clip also garnered supportive replies from Anderson’s two grown-up sons, whom she shares with her ex-husband, Tommy Lee.

“Ha this is awesome,” Dylan Jagger Lee, 24, responded beneath the footage. Son Brandon Thomas Lee, 26, similarly chimed in, writing: “Sick!”

The clip completes a busy year for Anderson who hurtled back into the headlines following the release of “Pam & Tommy” in February.

The Hulu miniseries — in which Anderson is played by Lily James — revolves around the leaking of the sex tape she made with Lee back in the 1990s.

Meanwhile, Anderson is set to tell her own side of the story about the controversial tape in a forthcoming documentary on Netflix.

“Pamela Anderson is ready to tell her story in a new documentary,” the official Netflix Twitter account announced back in March, with the special set to hit the streamer early next year.

“My life,” a note in the announcement read. “A thousand imperfections, a million misperceptions … I can only surprise you — not a victim, but a survivor and alive to tell the real story.”

Meanwhile, Anderson also made her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in the musical “Chicago.” Her run ran from April 12 to June 5 and will also be featured in the Netflix doc.