Famous Adult Film Star Jesse Jane's Tragic Cause Of Death Revealed

Adult film legend Jesse Jane, born Cindy Howell, has sadly passed away at 43.

The actress's lifeless body was discovered alongside her boyfriend, Brett Hasenmueller, during a welfare check at their Moore, Oklahoma, home after concerns arose when Hasenmueller missed work.

Jesse Jane entered the industry in 2002, starring in high-budget films like "Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge." She achieved mainstream recognition and hosted Adult Video Awards, entering the AVN Hall of Fame.

Famous adult film actress from the mid-2000s, Jesse Jane, has tragically passed away at 43, and her cause of death is currently being reported as an apparent drug overdose.

According to a report, Jane and her boyfriend, Brett Hasenmueller, were discovered lifeless during a welfare check by police officers at their Moore, Oklahoma, residence.

While authorities suspect drug involvement in their demise, the duration of their death remains unclear. A comprehensive investigation is currently underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident. For now, investigators are reporting both of them are dead.

At this point, investigators are conducting an autopsy and toxicology report to confirm an official cause of death. But, considering both are deceased, it is believed they consumed the same substance.

Born Cindy Howell but known professionally as Jesse Jane, the mom of one entered the adult film industry in 2002 when she signed a contract with Digital Playground.

Notably, she took the lead role in the high-budget production "Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge" in 2008, a $8 million venture. This film remains among the most expensive in the adult film genre.

Throughout her prolific career, Jane garnered numerous awards, including hosting the Adult Video Awards, and was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame in 2013. Although she briefly retired in 2017, she made a comeback in 2019, participating in several more adult film productions.

Beyond her contributions to the adult entertainment industry, Jesse Jane ventured into mainstream cinema, making notable appearances in films like "Starsky & Hutch."

Her presence extended to television with a guest role on "Entourage" and an appearance on 'The Bad Girls Club." Additional credits include a part in the comedy "Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star," which received critical backlash.

In 2009, she participated in a CNBC documentary titled "Porn: Business of Pleasure," offering viewers a glimpse into her life behind the scenes and away from the cameras.

Jane also ventured into low-budget films before her passing, having filmed projects like "The Curse of the Zombie Pirates" and "Blackout Z," the latter yet to be released.

In addition to her skills on the silver screen, Jane diversified her professional portfolio. She served as a s-- columnist for the Australian men's magazine Ralph. The porn star also found success in the business of pleasure by launching lucrative lines of s-- toys.

Expanding her reach, she joined Playboy, becoming a host for the well-received live show "Night Calls" and taking the helm of Playboy TV's "Naughty Amateur Home Videos."

Following the news of her passing, friends and fans of the late adult film actress flocked to her profile page to pay tribute to her.

One person wrote, "Such heartbreaking news. You were a bundle of joy and deserved a second chance at life and happiness. I'm praying for your family and wishing you were still here."

Another said, "We have a new beautiful Angel In heaven, you will always be remembered sweet Jesse, thanks for sharing so much love all this time."

"She had endless energy and greeted everyone with a big smile. Her laugh was one of a kind, she was 100% genuine. A sincere soul. Rest up, Cindy, aka Jesse Jane," said a friend of the actress.

Another noted, "Rest In Heaven, Cindy. May you find peace and happiness in God's unconditional love and divine kingdom."

Rest in peace, Jesse Jane.