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Jenna Jameson Opens Up About Private Miami Wedding

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Jenna Jameson has confirmed her marriage to partner Mil R. Ocampo, revealing that the couple exchanged vows in a private ceremony nearly three weeks ago.

The 52-year-old former adult film star disclosed to Us Weekly on Thursday, August 13, that she and Ocampo legally married on July 25 in Florida. The newlyweds had obtained their marriage license on July 7, according to online marriage records reviewed by the publication.

In a statement provided to Us Weekly, Jameson acknowledged that maintaining privacy proved challenging given her public profile. The couple had initially planned to keep the news under wraps for a longer period.

"We tried to keep it private and haven't released any of our wedding photos publicly, but when you're in the public eye, things have a way of getting out," Jameson, whose legal name is Jenna Marie Massoli, told Us Weekly.

The couple explained their reasoning for choosing an intimate celebration over a larger public event. Their wedding focused on the spiritual and personal significance of their union rather than external attention.

"We decided to have a very private, low-key wedding because, for us, marriage is about the sanctity of our union, not publicity, money, or attention," Jameson told Us Weekly.

Only a small number of family members attended the ceremony. The newlyweds emphasized that their relationship and shared future held greater importance than the scale of their celebration.

"What matters most is the love we share and the life we're building together," Jameson and Ocampo told Us Weekly. "We're incredibly happy and feel very blessed to have taken this step together."

The couple expressed gratitude for the support they have received as they begin married life. "We're so grateful for all the love surrounding us as we begin this next chapter together as wives," Jameson told Us Weekly.

Despite the low-key nature of their legal marriage, Jameson hinted that additional celebrations remain on the horizon. The couple plans to hold another ceremony that carries deep personal meaning for both of them, though they have chosen to keep those details confidential for now.

"There is still a very special ceremony ahead of us, one that means deeply to both of us, but those details are something we've chosen to keep sacred and private for now," Jameson told Us Weekly.

Jameson first publicly acknowledged her relationship with Ocampo in March 2025 through an Instagram post. The couple maintained a relatively private relationship before their marriage, though Jameson has occasionally shared glimpses of their life together on social media.

In November 2025, Jameson spoke about the relationship and how Ocampo had positively influenced her life. She described finding peace and happiness with her partner, who shares her interests in outdoor activities and antiquing.

"I'm at peace and incredibly happy, she understands me," Jameson told Us Weekly in November 2025, noting that she and Ocampo "love going on camping trips, antique hunting and she smiles and patiently waits while I shop."

Jameson also credited Ocampo with helping her explore her spirituality more deeply. While maintaining her connection to Judaism, Jameson revealed that her partner's knowledge of Christianity had guided her spiritual journey over the past year.

"I love Judaism and I still feel incredibly connected to it," Jameson told Us Weekly at the time. "Recently, over the last year, I felt a pull on my heart, though. My partner is incredibly well versed in Christianity and has helped guide me when I expressed interest."

Jameson kept the marriage private for approximately one week before confirming the news on social media on Thursday. She posted a photograph of herself with Ocampo, writing that the secret was out.

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