Jessica Jaymes Launches New Official Site

LOS ANGELES — Adult performer, model and mainstream celebrity Jessica Jaymes has launched her new official website, JessicaJaymesXXX.com.

Part of the SpizCash.com family of sites, the site features daily updates, HD video, still images, bonus sites, free weekly camshows for members and special features.

In 2003, Jaymes hosted Playboy TV's "Totally Busted" and in 2004, she participated in Hustler's "Can You Be a Pornstar." She was also Hustler Honey of the Year and was the first performer to become a Hustler contract star.

In addition to starring in more than 200 adult titles, as well as gracing the covers and centerfolds of various mens magazines, Jaymes was named Penthouse Pet of the Month for August 2008.

Since then she has continued modeling and performing, but has turned her primary focus to her website and her adult production company.

"My new site is the result of countless hours of work, dedication and focus," Jaymes said. "The team at SpizCash worked very closely with me to incorporate my ideas. We came up with some truly innovative features. In my opinion it is the best solo pornstar site in the world because of the interactivity, easy navigation, constant updates of high quality content, special features and so much more that will keep you busy for months."

JessicaJaymesXXX.com also offers fans an opportunity to get involved by participating in the "Fuck My Fan" program.

"I love performing in front of the camera," she said. "Now I get to perform on my website, tailor the updates to what my fans want to see and deliver the very best to each and every one of them."

The site features Jaymes performing in a variety of sex acts including anal, blowbangs, gangbangs and interracial.

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