Adult film star Jesse Jane’s cause of death revealed months after being found dead alongside boyfriend

Adult industry star Jesse Jane’s cause of

death has been revealed by the Office

of Chief Medical Examiner for Oklahoma

The Office of Chief Medical Examiner for Oklahoma has

revealed adult film star Jesse Jane’s cause of death.

The 43-year-old actor – real name Cynthia Ann Howell – was found

passed away alongside Brett Hasenmueller on 24 January inside a house located in Moore in Oklahoma, US.

Police were called to conduct a welfare check on the adult industry

star and her boyfriend and arrived at the home at around 11am.

It was suspected at the time the pair had died of a suspected drug overdose and the Oklahoma State Medical Examiner immediately launched an investigation into Jane and Hasenmueller’s passing.

And the office has since revealed the results of the investigation.

The Oklahoman states the first page of the report on Jane’s death was released on Sunday (7 July) and the full report is expected to be made public on 17 July.

The report allegedly states the adult film actor’s body was decomposed when it was analysed and her death was ruled as a drug overdose ‘on cocaine and fentanyl’.

It adds her death was classified as an accident.

And since the report broke, fans of the star have taken to social media to pay tribute once more.

One Twitter user wrote: “Sad stuff.”

“I just opened the app and all I got are three posts of Jesse Jane’s death. I don’t want to believe it but sadly there is nothing we can do. Thank you Jesse for your services you may have rest now,” another added.

A third wrote: “Fentanyl is taking all the greats.”

At the time her passing was first announced, Joone who directed the 2005 R-rated action-adventure Pirates – which Jane starred in – took to Twitter to write: “I am heartbroken by the loss of my friend, Jesse Jane, who was a remarkable person and a phenomenal artist.

“She touched so many lives with her grace and beauty, her infectious laugh and a smile that lit up the world. I’m honoured to have known her and to have been her friend.”

Penthouse magazine’s photo editor Sam Phillips wrote: “I am in shock after reading former adult star Jesse Jane is dead from an apparent drug overdose.

“Jesse was the sweetest and kindest human on this planet. I hired her for her very first movie role, a mainstream one called, Busty Cops, before she did adult films. I am Devastated.”

If you want friendly, confidential advice about drugs, you can call American Addiction Centers on (313) 209-9137 24/7, or contact them through their website.Featured Image Credit: Getty Images/Gabe Ginsberg/FilmMagic

Published 11:03 7 Jul 2024 GMT+1

Pornhub’s most viewed adult film star confirms whether ‘size matters’

Autumn Falls has given her honest answer on whether size really matters or if it’s what you do with it that counts

Pornhub star Autumn Falls has revealed whether she thinks size actually matters.

It’s the question you’ve all been waiting years to know the answer to and a concern which has seen multiple poor socks not just placed on feet but stuffed in nether regions in a bid to supposedly compensate.

Thankfully, one of the most viewed Pornhub adult film stars Autumn Falls has since weighed in on whether size matters – or if it’s just what you do with it that truly counts.

Adult film star says industry ’empowering’

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Sitting down with Bradley Martyn on an episode of his podcast Raw Talk, Falls – who was PornHub’s Top Newcomer in 2019 and named XBiz’s Best New Starlet in 2020 – addressed some of viewers’ most burning questions about the adult film industry.

And a question which cropped up in a few subscribers’ minds?

Well, when it really comes down to it, ‘does size really matter?’

Martyn added: “If you were dating a porn star with size and you were dating a regular guy like out of porn […] would you be more satisfied by this or this?”

And it didn’t take long for Falls to jump in and answer the question.

Autumn Falls has weighed in on whether size matters (Instagram/ @autumnfalls)

She said: “Yes and no. I feel that it’s probably the way – how you use your c**k. Like how you use it.”

Martyn questioned whether she meant in terms of ‘angles’ or ‘speed’.

“Maybe,” Falls replied, noting she’s ‘not the best’ with giving pointers.

However, she added: “I felt like definitely a little bit of both, speed and angles. But also every person’s different so it’s really hard to talk about.”

And it’s not just Falls who’s been chatting about size and whether it matters either, with the conversation spilling onto Reddit.Play

U/Sensitive_Resolve_93 took to thread r/dating_advice to ask the same question.

They explained: “I ask because even though I haven’t had a problem with this (I’ve only had two sexual partners) some of my friends have had problems where girls make fun of them when they drop their pants, most of them apologize right after, but the dmg is already done and I have two friends with self-esteem problems because of those comments.

“I’ve never had a problem with that partly because the people I’ve had sex with are girls I knew when I was young and we were teenagers, so I think girls weren’t fussy about size at that time.

“I am not a person with many self-esteem problems until now that my friends tell me about their experiences, I considered myself to be of average size (I googled it) but even so, it makes me anxious that a girl.”

And it didn’t take long for people to flock to the comments to reply.

Falls isn’t the only one who argues size doesn’t matter (Instagram/ @autumnfalls)

U/norwegiandoggo responded: “If a girl did that I would instantly put on my pants and leave. It’s so insanely rude. Imagine if you started laughing at a girl because she has small boobs. Is this appropriate? F**k no!!! It’s rude as f**k.

“Size matters somewhat, but usually wayyyyyy less than men believe. Men are usually much more insecure about it than is warranted. Just like women are more insecure about their boobs or the way their vulva looks than what is warranted.

“You probably can’t change your penis size safely – so don’t worry about it. Worry about what you can control: like choosing women who aren’t rude.” *Mic drop*

So, what do you think?Featured Image Credit: Instagram/@autumnfalls / Bradley Martyn’s Raw Talk

Published 15:19 13 May 2024 GMT+1

Lana Rhoades reveals she’s now a multi-millionaire since quitting adult film industry

Lana Rhoades previously said she wants all her old Pornhub videos deleted

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Retired adult film actress Lana Rhoades has revealed how she became a multi-millionaire since retiring from the adult entertainment industry.

Lana Rhoades had previously been one of the most-searched actresses on Pornhub, but has now retired from the adult industry to pursue a career as an influencer.

She is not the only former porn star to successfully make the switch from the adult entertainment industry to influencing.

Former PornHub number one Mia Khalifa did a similar career move, leaving porn behind for a career as an influencer.

Rhoades has now opened up about making the transition away from porn, as well as revealing some of her experiences while working in the industry.

The main takeaway that Rhoades, whose real name is Amara Maple, was the realisation that if she had a large enough platform being an influencer could be extremely lucrative.

Speaking on the Tap In podcast with YouTuber Harry Jowsey, she revealed that while working in the porn industry she met a YouTuber who claimed to get paid $15,000 for posing with a jeep, and keeping their clothes very much on.

Lana Rhoades now works as an influencer. (Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images)

Rhoades said: “And I was like, ‘Wow, I get paid $1,200 to do this disgusting sex scene, why the f**k am I doing this?’”

The former actress worked in the adult industry for around eight months before leaving to try and carve out a career as an influencer.

And things have been going very well for Rhoades since she left the industry.

Speaking to the BFFs podcast, she said: “The industry I did not get paid s**t, I probably had $100,000 in my bank account when I quit shooting porn, now I’m a multi millionaire.”

Despite her rising to the top of Pornhub to become the ‘number one’ model on the site, unfortunately due to not having the rights to the videos she features in, this didn’t do a great deal for her financially.

Rhoades quit porn and has since become a multi-millionaire. (Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images)

This is similar to the circumstances with Mia Khalifa, who revealed the shockingly small amount she was paid despite becoming one of the most popular models on the site.

More importantly however, Rhoades explained that her not having the rights to her videos means that she can’t have them removed.

She said: “So Pornhub, a lot of the videos I have no rights under over or otherwise I probably would have deleted them all by now.”

The influencer revealed that she does have regrets about her career in porn, saying: “I do, I honestly tell people if I could go back I would give up everything to have my dignity and respect back and for people to not be able to see me in that way.”Featured Image Credit: YouTube/BFFs: Dave Portnoy, Josh Richards & Bri Chickenfry/ Instagram/@lanarhoades

Updated 09:36 10 Mar 2024 GMTPublished 09:27 10 Mar 2024 GMT

Adult film star Sophia Leone has died aged 26 after being found ‘unresponsive’

Her family have set up a GoFundMe to raise funds for her memorial service.

Adult film star Sophia Leone’s family have shared news of her ‘sudden’ passing.

The 26-year-old professional adult film star is best known for her roles in movies such as 2016 release Bad Neighbor directed by Ryan Madison and 2019’s Cooling Down.

Sophia was found ‘unresponsive’ in her apartment in New Mexico on 1 March ‘by her family,’ according to a GoFundMe page set up by Sophia’s stepfather, Mike Romero.

GoFundMe/ Mike Romero

The GoFundMe page reads: “On behalf of her Mother & Family, It is with a heavy heart that I have to Share the news of our beloved Sophia’s Passing.

The page states an investigation by the ‘local police’ has been launched into Sophia’s death to figure out the ’cause of death’.

However, a modeling agency which reportedly handled some of Sophia’s bookings, as reported by New York Post, has also taken to social media to speak out about her unexpected passing.

GoFundMe/ Mike Romero

101 Modeling wrote in a tweet: “Our hearts are broken by the untimely and tragic passing of our beloved Sophia Leone. A beautiful spirit who touched many of us. RIP sweet angel and know how much we loved you. A gofund me has been started for her family.”

In the comments, responding to a user asking ‘what happened’ to Sophia, the modeling agency claims a ‘robbery homicide’ took place.

Another tweet added: “No. It is being investigated as a home invasion homicide.”

UNILAD has contacted New Mexico State Police and Albuquerque police for comment.

The GoFundMe asks for donations to fund Sophia’s memorial service.

GoFundMe/ Mike Romero

It states: “The Sudden loss of Sophia has left her family and Friends devastated and in Shock, on top of The difficult process of grieving and Seeking Justice for Sophia the family is also facing the Financial burden that they were not prepared for.

“I am reaching out to all of Sophia’s supporters and the community during this incredibly difficult time. Sophia without question deserves the absolute best memorial and you can help us. Any donation no matter the amount will go straight towards the costs associated with the investigation, funeral expense’s, and any other costs that may arise as the family works through this heartbreak.”

Sophia’s step-dad describes her as a ‘beloved Daughter, Sister, Grand Daughter, Niece and Friend’.

“She had a deep love for all animals, specifically her three pets. She enjoyed traveling and always found ways to make everyone around her smile,” he adds.

The GoFundMe page does not give any details surrounding the investigation into Sophia’s death, however it mentions ‘seeking justice’ for the adult film star.

GoFundMe/ Mike Romero

Romero resolves: “As her Stepfather, I want to personally thank you for your kindness and generosity during this difficult time.

“Sophia will be deeply missed but her memory will live on in the hearts of all who loved her. May she rest in eternal peace.”

If you have experienced a bereavement and would like to speak with someone in confidence, contact The Compassionate Friends on (877) 969-0010.Featured Image Credit: GoFundMe/ Mike Romero

Published 19:04 12 Jan 2024 GMT

Man who was officially declared ‘dead’ found alive months later

The 22-year-old and a family member have since spoken out about the ‘surreal’ ordeal.

**Warning: Contains discussion of drug use and overdose.**

A man from Oregon has been discovered alive after being pronounced dead months earlier.

Tyler Chase from Oregon, Portland was pronounced dead by a Multnomah County Medical examiner on September 11 2023.

However, months later, his family discovered the 22-year-old was alive and well.

Chase and a family member have since spoken out about the ordeal and how the mix-up occurred. Prepare to be baffled:

Oregon man found alive after being confirmed ‘dead’ by medical office

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When a man was pronounced dead last year after being discovered in a parking lot, the person’s death was ruled as a drug overdose and Chase’s family were told it was him – the 23-year-old’s name written on the death certificate.

Chase’s cousin, Latasha Rosales, told NBC News the ‘small’ family had only just lost Chase’s mom in 2020 and she took to social media after the family received the news of her cousin’s alleged passing to write: “My heart is so heavy today rest in peace baby cousin Tyler.”

The body was then cremated on October 1 and the ashes collected by Chase’s family, however, on December 19 the family made a shocking discovery.

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Rosales received a phone call from the medical examiner’s office which had processed the body.

She was told there’d been ‘a mistake’ and the body wasn’t actually her cousin and so the ashes sitting in the family’s house weren’t Chase’s.

And to prove it, the office then put Chase on Facetime with his cousin.

“It was so surreal and it just didn’t even, I can’t even explain it,” Rosales said.

But where had he been all those months?

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Well, NBC News reports Chase had been in a drug treatment center which meant he’d not been in contact with his family.

Chase has since spoken out about the ordeal, telling FOX 12 Investigates he hadn’t had contact with his family for several years and only discovered they thought he was dead when he went to collect his food assistance benefits and checks on his social security and ID classified him as ‘dead’.

Thankfully, the Multnomah County Medical Examiner’s Office tracked him down, explained the mix-up and put him in touch with his family.

A spokesperson from Multnomah County Medical Examiner’s Office told FOX 12 Investigates: “We deeply regret that the misidentification happened.

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“The misidentification occurred because the deceased person was carrying Mr. Tyler Chase’s wallet and his official temporary Oregon driver’s license.”

The spokesperson also said the office has ‘launched a comprehensive review to identify any gaps in current practices and is working to implement an institutional change’.

They resolved: “Going forward, all individuals who are found with a temporary state-issued identification must also have fingerprints submitted for positive identification, to ensure that this will never happen again.”

The office notes the true identify of the deceased man has since been ascertained, but his family have asked for privacy.

UNILAD has contacted Multnomah County Medical Examiner’s Office for comment.