Jelena Jensen Relaunches Official Site With VNA Girls

Jelena Jensen Relaunches Official Site With VNA Girls

LOS ANGELES — Adult stars JelenaJensen and Vicky Vette announced the launch today of JelenaJensen.com, which is now part of the VNAGirls.com network.

The official site is revamped, redesigned and now mobile friendly.

Jensen joins a VNA Girls lineup that includes other established stars such as Julia Ann, Nikki Benz, Tasha Reign, Puma Swede, Sara Jay, Charlee Chase and Deauxma, among others.

Jensen got her start in adult in 2003 with a spread in Club Magazine, later going on to become a Penthouse Pet and host of Playboy TV's "Totally Busted," among numerous other projects.

She won an XBIZ award in 2010 for Web Babe of the Year and has webmastered her own site for more than 10 years.

"My official site was and is still my baby,” she said. “I am one of the few females in adult to do my own webmastering and I take immense pride in that.

“I am expanding into more business ventures and the amount of time needed to run my own site plus shoot/edit videos was not feasible. I cannot be happier letting Vicky take over the reins of running JelenaJensen.com so I can focus on being in front of the camera shooting for the fans.

“The new site is cutting edge and mobile friendly and I have nothing but high hopes. My members and fans are going to love all the extra features. I can't wait for them to see it.”

VNA Girls members now get live daily cam shows, as well as 22 official VNA sites free. The network has more than 6,000-plus videos; Jensen has over 700 videos on her site alone.


For a limited time, fans can join the new site for $19.95 using the  “Grand Opening” code here.

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