Jenna Jameson is the unassailable top of the industry to this day.
For her, acting is not so much a goal as a means to an end. She once told Entertainment Weekly, "When I was 17, I knew I was going to be a star, and I was going to be a star anyway. It's not a question of money. What I want is fame. ”
In recent years, Jenna has put herself in the spotlight, from motherhood to her diet to her being diagnosed with a serious illness (one in a hundred thousand probabilities). Although Jenna has been part of pop culture since the 1990s, she still has a lot to hide.
For example, Jenna has a very hot personality, and when the recruiter refused to hire on the grounds of a dental orthosis, she took a pair of sharp-mouthed tongs and immediately obtained employment.
Childhood hardships
Jenna's childhood was challenging. Her mother died of melanoma. After her mother's death, the family was in financial trouble, and to support herself and her children, her father worked in the Las Vegas sheriff's department. That job, however, caused them more trouble. Her father reportedly started a "one-man anti-corruption campaign" that resulted in mobs trying to kidnap his children. After the incident, the family moved frequently and was beaten.
Speaking about her upbringing in The Sydney Morning Herald, Jenna said, "There was a lot of things that happened that were enough to break down and I survived. That's all that matters. ”
Rise quickly
In the spring of 1993, she began to work hard. In this way, her career soared. Subsequently, she founded her own club, Jenna Multimedia, which in its heyday earned tens of millions of dollars a year.
After only launching a few works, she became the most popular female newcomer, and since then her reputation has soared, and by 1996 she became a triple crown winner, such a grand event can not be said to be unprecedented, but it is definitely unprecedented.
She debated with opponents and won
In 2001, Jenna was invited to Oxford University for a head-on debate with a panel of activists and she won!
She told Esquire magazine that looking back on the experience, she didn't have much confidence when she was initially invited to debate. "What should I do? How can I, a person without a diploma, argue with a professor?" At the beginning of the game, she saw that many spectators were not optimistic about her! However, as she spoke, she realized that the "passion" in arguing had won the approval of many in the crowd.
Best-selling memoirs
Jenna started her life with the publication of her candid memoir, How to Live Like a Star. As the title suggests, Jenna shares tips while telling her life story in conjunction with her work experience.
According to via Today, the book stayed on the New York Times bestseller list for months. Readers are eager to get to know the person behind the screen.
Shocking retirement announcements
In 2008, Jenna said she was retiring, and then gave birth to twin sons Jesse and Trich with ultimate fighting champion star Tito Ortiz. In an interview in 2010, it was revealed that her mother's identity prompted her decision to quit and leave forever.
Returned in 2013
But her retirement hasn't been as permanent as she promised.
Ironically, what prompted her to quit was also the reason she decided to come back: her children. "My motivation is to take care of my family," because fighting with the twins' dad for custody involves a lot of money.
Converted to Judaism out of love
Later she met the diamond trader Lior Bitton. They were known when neighbours were," we had across the balcony. We would meet all day but never talk. The silent neighbors continued this for a year, until Jenna finally broke the silence and invited him to her house for dinner. In 2015, Beaton announced through Ins that they were engaged. Around the same time, Jenna began to convert to Judaism and began to learn Hebrew.
Ketogenic diet
Like many women, Jenna gained some weight during pregnancy. After giving birth, she began to follow a ketogenic diet, a low-carb diet plan, insisting on eating a lot of fat and "just the right amount of protein," and she also incorporated intermittent fasting into her diet plan.
Diagnosed with a rare disease
In early 2022, Jenna revealed that doctors believed she had Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare autoimmune disease that causes "muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis"; Symptoms are usually temporary and last from a few weeks to several years. On Jan. 8, Beaton shared news of her diagnosis. He said Jenna had been vomiting for two weeks before finally agreeing to go to the hospital. When she returned home, Jenna had limited mobility and eventually "couldn't walk at all." Her symptoms were not caused by the COVID-19 vaccine because she was not vaccinated. Treatment is still ongoing.
Good luck! Very young and expect you to shine again.