Jasmin St. Claire

St. Claire grew up on Manhattan's Upper West Side, attended private schools, and graduated from Columbia University. She briefly worked as a financial consultant before entering the adult industry in 1995, following a dare. Between 1995 and 2000, she appeared in 73 adult films, working with studios like Evil Angel and Extreme Associates. She was known for her anal scenes, including double anal, and refused to do lesbian scenes early in her career. However, in 2001 she made a movie called Tempress that was billed as her first girl/girl scenes, where she performed oral on a woman for the first time. She later said she had no recollection of the movie and believed she was under the influence of drugs during filming. She also appeared in the controversial World's Biggest Gang Bang 2 (1996), which she later admitted had exaggerated claims; she said it involved about 20 men, not 300.

Beyond adult content, St. Claire modeled for Playboy and Penthouse and appeared on The Howard Stern Show. She acted in mainstream roles such as Communication Breakdown (2004), National Lampoon's Dorm Daze 2 (2006), and The Deuce (2019), as well as indie films like After Adderall and Trial Run. In professional wrestling, she had a brief ECW stint, feuding with Francine, managed The Public Enemy as "Jazzy" in XWF, and co-founded Pro-Pain Pro Wrestling (3PW) with Brian Heffron. She returned to wrestling with XPW in 2022. St. Claire has been inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame (2011) and has won awards for her heavy metal TV show and for the ensemble cast in Road to Terzetto (2023). She has been married three times and currently splits her time between Paris, Los Angeles, and New York, pursuing acting and hosting her one-woman show A Weird Kind of Fame. She also studies kickboxing and jeet kune do and writes for motorcycle and rock magazines.