Jesse Jane died at the age of 43, she was an adult film actress who began her career in the 2000s in the modeling industry, where she participated in beauty pageants and was part of a scene in Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding.
Regarding Jesse’s personal life, she was best known for her former marriage to Rich Taylor, which lasted from 2005 to 2012.
What happened to Jesse Jane?
Jesse Jane was found dead last Wednesday due to a suspected overdose. Until now, the official reason for her death is unknown.
According to the American media TMZ, the actress was found with her boyfriend, Brett Hasenmuller, who stayed away from the spotlight and was recognized for being the model’s partner.
They are currently awaiting final results pending an investigation by the Oklahoma State Coroner.
The authorities arrived at the home at the request of her boyfriend’s boss, with the aim of conducting a welfare check, because Hasenmuller had not been located for several days.
Who was Jesse Jane?
Jesse became known for his role in Pirates in 2005, a film for adults that was distributed by the production company Digital Playground, one of the films with the highest budget in that industry.
The actress moved into the mainstream entertainment industry where she appeared in films such as Hutch and Starsky, as well as an episode of the HBO series Entourage and the 2011 Adam Sandler-produced film Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star.
She later had some appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Bad Girls Club, and Gene Simmons Family Jewels. Jesse Jane announced her retirement in 2017, but continued to collaborate on productions for the world of entertainment.
Members of the cinema mourn the death of Jesse Jane
Through social networks, various artists from the adult film industry expressed their condolences to members of Jane’s family.
“Jesse was a megastar. She was discovered at the Hawaiian Tropics contest. Even though she quickly became a porn sensation, it didn’t cross his mind. She was as sweet as she could be,” Alana Evans, president of the Adult Performing Artists Guild (APAG), tells Rolling Stone.