Jana Jordan Leaves Ninn Worx_SR

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Adult performer Jana Jordan has left her contract with Ninn Worx_SR in order to pursue work with other companies and expand her options as a performer.

“I really wanted to make a different style of movies. Michael Ninn’s stuff is very over the top, and I just felt like I need to move in a different direction,” Jordan told XBIZ.

“I do want to do more gonzo style,” she added. “I didn’t get a chance to work with a lot of other companies when I first got in the business because I signed right with Ninn Worx fourteen months ago. I just want to see what else is out there and see what else I can do.”

Prior to her contract with Ninn Worx, the starlet started her adult career online and performed in a handful of video titles. Jordan, a 21-year old native Texan, was Penthouse Pet for August 2007 and starred in Ninn Worx’s “House of Jordan.”

Apparently, Jordan officially terminated her contract last night, but stated that the split is amicable.

Jordan mentioned that she would like to work for Jules Jordan or Digital Playground, but is open to other companies as well.

“My time at Ninn Worx was great. I love everyone,” Jordan said. “I love Michael Ninn, but I just felt it was time to move on. I worked with them for 14 months, so they’re like my family. No hard feelings whatsoever. They know that I’m really young and that I wanted to try other things and they respected it.”

Ninn Worx_SR founder/director Michael Ninn said, “While this is surprising, we definitely understand that Jana has different career goals, and we support her in her decision. We are going to miss her. She has been incredible for us and I really don’t know how we’re going to replace her, but we have to support her in her decision and we hope to still be able to work with her in the future.”

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