Former Porn Star, Jenna Jameson’s Wife Files For Divorce After Less Than A Year Of Marriage
Jessi Lawless, the wife of former porn star Jenna Jameson, has officially filed for an annulment to dissolve their marriage of less than a year.
Lawless, who is an influencer and retired hairstylist, took to TikTok to address the rumors of their divorce, confirming the news to her followers.
The couple got married on May 23 in a small ceremony at the Little Church of the West in Las Vegas. According to Jameson’s agent, their relationship was special because Jenna felt understood by Jessi as women, allowing her to be her true self.
However, Lawless, 41, revealed that she had set boundaries regarding Jameson’s drinking habits, as alcohol had caused issues in the past. She claimed that Jameson broke her trust by drinking during a solo trip to Chicago.
“This is the first time she’s gone to an event without me since we’ve been married. This is the first time she’s been away from me. I’ve been keeping her on the straight and narrow,” Lawless said.
“She goes to Chicago, and she starts drinking. And then when I confronted her about it, she was definitely trying to lie about it until I told her … that people have sent me pictures of you with champagne in your hand.
“She admitted it, obviously,” Lawless claimed. “I didn’t even really have the pictures, I just told her I did. I knew she was drinking.”
Lawless claimed Jameson has “no remorse” for her actions and tried to put the blame on her.
“She told me point-blank, ‘I’m not sorry. I don’t feel sorry,’” Lawless said of Jameson. “I’m crying, literally tears running down my face, begging for some sort of remorse from her.
And she had none. She just wanted to turn it around and blame me.
“I don’t know how it’s my fault, but maybe I shouldn’t have had such high expectations,” Lawless quipped.
She added that she filed for an annulment, which “shouldn’t take long to finalize.”
“I’m sure you’ll see this, Jenna,” Lawless concluded. “I love you with all of my heart, and I really hope the best for you.”
A rep for Jameson told The Post that she did not want to address “specifics of her marriage at this time,” but offered up a statement regarding the journey of sobriety.
“Research has shown that empathy and understanding are better responses to addiction than judgement, shaming, and moralizing,” the statement reads. “Expressing your unconditional love and support may be one of the kindest things you can do. Let them know that you are there for them—relapse or not, ten days sober or 200.”
“Unfortunately, in the past, due to cultural attitudes surrounding addiction, tactics such as shaming, humiliating, shouting and ‘attack therapy’ were commonplace.
“Currently, rehab centers recognize that this approach would constitute malpractice and would have no place in the delicate process of treatment. It is much more likely that clients will experience greater success when empathy is placed at the forefront of the client care process,” Jameson’s statement concluded.
Shortly after the TikTok, Lawless also posted a screenshot of texts allegedly between her and Jameson in which Jameson claimed Lawless was “building a huge case for me to sue you, babe.”
“As if you have the money or energy for that,” Lawless shot back.
“… You won’t spend the money to be in your children’s life, but you will spend the money to ruin mine?” Lawless asked in another text. “Wow. Nice Jenna.”
