Jenna Jameson quits Twitter over anti-Semitic remarks, attacks on sobriety
Former porn star Jenna Jameson claims to have quit Twitter over anti-Semitic remarks made by users, followed by attacks on her sobriety.
Jenna Jameson is taking an "indefinite break" from Twitter after receiving multiple attacks on her faith and sobriety.
The former adult film star announced her Twitter departure late Tuesday night.
"Alright I’m taking an indefinite break from Twitter. It’s near impossible to just have normal conversations without hundreds of people attacking me for the past I cannot change," she tweeted.
The 44-year-old sent out a follow-up tweet to further explain her reason for signing off of Twitter.
"I want to clarify why I’m leaving," she tweeted two hours later. "My sobriety and faith are the most important things to me. I am being attacked for my faith. Being Jewish. I must protect my love for G-d above everything, my sobriety and strength stem from him and his grace."
JENNA JAMESON CONVERTS TO JUDAISM
Jameson converted to Judaism in 2015 ahead of marrying her Israeli-born fiance Lior Bitton. The mom-of-three also became sober the same year.
She recently celebrated more than three years of sobriety on Instagram writing, "The best gift I’ve ever given."
It's unclear if Jameson's social media break extends to Instagram where the star regularly shares photos of her baby, Batel, and diet tips.
Tuesday night she posted a photo of herself with the caption, "Goodnight... say your prayers. Hug the people you love."
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The "How to Make Love to a Porn Star" author has been vocal on social media, most recently detailing how she lost 80 pounds after giving birth to Batel in 2017. Jameson said she sticks to a combination of intermittent fasting and the Ketogenic diet.
In a December 3 Instagram post, Jameson shared what her daily diet looks like while also explaining that because she keeps kosher, she does not mix meat and dairy.
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