Former adult film star Jenna Jameson found her match in partner Mil R. Ocampo, who has embraced her spiritual journey.
“I think the most beautiful part about her is [that] she has been a devout Christian the better part of her life,” Jameson, 51, exclusively told Us Weekly. “She never once pushed her faith on me. I watched her beautifully worship Jesus, and I felt so incredibly inspired. So without words, she led me straight into the arms of Jesus.”
Jameson (real name Jenna Marie Massoli) hard-launched her relationship with Ocampo earlier this year, sharing a selfie of the couple at the time via Instagram. While reflecting on their romance, Jameson gushed that things are going “better than I ever thought possible.”
“I’m at peace and incredibly happy, she understands me,” Jameson said, noting that she and Ocampo “love going on camping trips, antique hunting and she smiles and patiently waits while I shop.”
When the pair initially crossed paths, Jameson explained that Ocampo was not familiar with her adult entertainment past.
“I didn’t bring it up right away, and honestly, it never changed how she saw me. The conversation ended with her saying, ‘Oh, OK … can we go have that UBE ice cream in a bear-shaped mold?’” Jameson told Us. “And that was it. No judgment, no hesitation. That’s when I knew I could be honest with her, because she already accepted me as I was.”
Years before their relationship, Jameson announced her retirement from the adult entertainment industry in 2008 after appearances in adult magazines like Penthouse, Hustler and Cheri. She returned to the industry in 2013 but has yet to perform any pornographic scenes for any studios. She has instead appeared on MyFreeCams, a community of online sex workers.
Outside of the industry, Jameson converted to Judaism in 2015. One decade later, Jameson announced that she “found her faith again” and converted back to a faction of Christianity.
Madison Prewett is opening up about her week after publicly discussing her purity beliefs — and how she is getting past perceived hardships. “Thank you, Jesus. The past couple days have been unexplainable,” Prewett, 29, wrote via her Instagram Stories on Sunday, June 29. “Repentance. Confessions. Freedom. Worship. So thankful for @tonyaprew @unite_us.” The Bachelor […]
“I love Judaism and I still feel incredibly connected to it,” Jameson told Us. “Recently, over the last year, I felt a pull on my heart, though. My partner is incredibly well versed in Christianity and has helped guide me when I expressed interest.”
Jameson has since said via social media that she hopes to help others “find Jesus too,” noting that she has gotten baptized. The response to her post has been “predominantly kind and welcoming,” Jameson shared.
“I’ve had a fringe few that have had rotten things to say about my past, and my sexuality, but I know in my heart that Jesus loves me fully, even in my brokenness,” Jameson said. “I was overwhelmed by the beautiful outpouring of love from so many of my followers, and even from well-known pastors with a huge reach.”
Jameson now belongs to a “fantastic” church.
“I have had quite a few people that supported my early work send me hateful messages, but that is how I know I’m on the right track,” she said. “I knew it wouldn’t be easy, but … if you know me, you know I fear nothing. I know being saved is an important milestone in my life and it’s imperative for me to share it, if only to give others hope.”
