Inside downfall of porn star Jenni Lee who was barely recognizable after becoming homeless and living in tunnels

A FORMER high-ranking porn star is now homeless and living underground in the tunnels of the Las Vegas strip.

Stephanie Sadorra, who performed under the name Jenni Lee, was found living underground last month. The 37-year-old is ranked 119th on Pornhub’s list of best porn actresses.


Sadorra was interviewed by a Dutch news show for a documentary about the hundreds of homeless people living in the network of tunnels.

“I actually got very famous. Maybe a little too famous,” Sadorra said.

It’s unknown how long Sadorra has lived in the tunnels or how she got there in the first place. The actress is originally from Clarksville, Tennessee.

However, despite the meager conditions including no access to running water, Sadorra is happy with where she lives. She said there is a tight-knit community of people who were more accepting. 

“It’s not as difficult as you might think, everybody’s really respectful,” said Sadorra. “Everybody’s good to each other, which I don’t think you find much [above ground].”

Sadorra explained that “hardships build camaraderie”, believing that living underground in the tunnels has allowed her to make genuine friends.

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She’s still a big name on Pornhub with her profile still having around 45,000 subscribers and over 135million views on the website.

Sadorra began modeling when she was 19 and was featured in some TV commercials. She starred in her first hardcore adult movie when she was 21.

Her last appearance in an adult film in 2016, according to her IMDb profile. 

Homeless people have lived in the tunnels of the Las Vegas Strip for years. A community of people living underneath the city has created established living spaces.


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