Jenna Jameson's estranged wife Jessi Lawless takes down her divorce ... trends now
Jenna Jameson's estranged wife Jessi Lawless has taken down her recent video where she announced she would be filing for an annulment from the star.
The former adult film star's, 50, spouse, 41, told TMZ she removed the clip for the sake of her ex's well-being, after they had a 'heart-to-heart phone call', adding that there will always be 'hope' for them as a couple.
'I don't want her mental health impacted any more than it already has been. I love her,' Jessi — who claimed the split was due to Jenna allegedly drinking again — told the publication.
'This is a very delicate time for us. We're both heartbroken and trying to find hope for the future,' Jessi, who previously shared the pair were done after 11 months of marriage, said.
'She's told me she’d never drink again, and I can see at this point that she is in fact sober today and plans to remain that way. I just wanted her to be safe and healthy.'
Jenna Jameson's, 50, estranged wife Jessi Lawless, 41, has taken down her recent video where she announced she would be filing for an annulment
The former adult film star's estranged wife told TMZ she removed the clip for the sake of her ex's well-being, after they had a 'heart-to-heart phone call', adding that there will always be 'hope' for them as a couple; seen in 2023
Though Jessi didn't reveal whether she was thinking about retracting her annulment filing, she told the outlet that because the pair 'love' each other there would always be hope for them and that she will see what the future holds.
She added that though she believes in forgiveness it takes 'time and accountability.'
It comes after Jenna released a barbed statement after Jessi revealed their split this week.
She and Jessi tied the knot on May 23, 2023 following a whirlwind four month romance - but Jessi revealed their romance was over in the since-deleted TikTok video this week.
In a seeming swipe at her ex, Jameson told DailyMail.com she hopes 'that anyone struggling with addiction or trying to stay sober has access to an empathic and loving support system.'
She said: 'Research has shown that empathy and understanding are better responses to addiction than judgement, shaming, and moralizing.". says Jenna.
She adds: '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.
'I don't want her mental health impacted any more than it already has been. I love her,' Jessi — who claimed the split was due to Jenna allegedly drinking again — told the publication
'She's told me she’d never drink again, and I can see at this point that she is in fact sober today and
