Bruce Springsteen's Actress Sister Pamela Spotted in Rare Public Outing

Bruce Springsteen's sister Pamela Springsteen, 64, was seen on a rare public outing.

The former cult '80s actress was photographed in Los Angeles, with photos obtained by Daily Mail on Thursday, September 17.

Pamela kept her look casual in white jeans, a gray T-shirt with a peace logo, a light gray hoodie, brown sandals and a brown crossbody bag.

She wore her hair loose as she walked through a car park.

Pamela stepped away from acting decades ago but remained connected to the entertainment world through her photography work and her famous family.

Pamela is best known for playing serial killer Angela Baker in Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers in 1988 and Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland in 1989.

She switched to focus on photography and works closely with her older brother.

Pamela followed Bruce on tour and photographed the cover of his 1992 album Lucky Town.

She continues to support Bruce by sharing his tour dates and concert posters on social media.

Pamela was also previously linked to actor Sean Penn, who credited her brother's music with helping inspire his first directorial project.

Sean recalled the moment during an appearance on the "Soundtracking UK" podcast.

"One night, after several Heinekens and listening to [Nebraska], I said [to Pam], 'I got to talk to your brother.' [At the time] I think I had one movie that had come out [Taps]. And Fast Times at Ridgemont High was going to come out," Sean said, according to Parade.

Sean then recalled the unusual way he first approached Bruce about the project.

"He had no idea who he was talking to. This kid that’s dating his little sister, drunk on Heineken and waking him up at New Jersey at 3:30 in the morning asking, 'Can I make a movie of that song [Highway Patrolman]?'" he said.

Years later, he followed up with Bruce after completing the script.

"Eight years later, I just went ahead and wrote it. And I called up Bruce and said, 'Remember that guy, me, that was dating your sister?' and I asked, 'Would you read the script?’ And he read it and said, 'Go for it,'" Sean said.

Sean went on to direct The Indian Runner, which was released in 1991 and drew from Bruce’s 1982 song "Highway Patrolman."

Pamela is one of Bruce's two younger sisters, alongside Virginia Springsteen.

Bruce spoke about Virginia while reflecting on his 2025 biopic, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere.

"My sister, who’s a year younger than me, she held my hand during the whole screening," he said, according to People.

"The first thing she said to me when the credits came up was: 'Isn’t it wonderful we have this representation of our family and our family life and our family struggles on film?' It really is,'" he added.