A lot of people were surprised to learn about Jenna's Southern heritage. And a few snarky pundits have commented that she's been trying to hide her past - but nothing could be further from the truth: Jenna assures me that she is truly proud of her roots (natural blonde, BTW). After all, many of America's most famous personalities hail from Florida, like River Phoenix, Carrot Top and Ted Bundy. It's known as the Sunshine State because it shines so brightly from its many stars.
Others have asked why there's no trace of twang in Jenna's voice. That's purely a reflection of her professionalism. After many years of stage and screen work (including demanding roles in "The Rural Juror" and "Take My Hand"), an actress of Jenna's caliber is called upon to effect any number of dialects - including none at all. Of course, her drawl has been known to surface on occasion. If you've ever had the pleasure of seeing her after a dozen or so Apple Mojito-tinis at Hef's New Year's pay-per-view after-party, you'll know there's still a Southern belle that gets rung every now and then.
You Floridians should also know that Jenna's hoping to make a swing through St. Augustine as part of the Ponce de Leon Botox festival in the fall. We'll let you know.

























The recent ridiculousness over whether TGS would go to a pre-taped format was such a nonissue for Jenna; natural born performers like her are always living in the now.




Good lighting is a basic human right - as important as any of the freedoms this country was founded on. After all, what good is free speech if you look like a cadaver and no one wants to hear what you're saying? 



Thank you all so much for your concern regarding Jenna. We can't tell you how many letters and e-mails we've received, but needless to say, it was over ten and less than twenty. Her intoxicating appearance on "Queen of Jordan" boosted the ratings, eclipsing such NBC tentpoles as "Homeless and Beautiful" and "Swamp Mate." In fact, the ratings went up 60% in three key demographics: Self Esteem-Deficient Girls (age 13-13½); Red-Haired Gay Men (age 17-72); and Foreign Exchange Students Who Don't Understand What They're Watching (age 13-19). For only the third(ish) time in television history, everyone's talking about an overpaid actor with addiction problems. We couldn't be happier! Jenna wants you to know that she appreciates your concerns, and she's asked me to personally respond to some of your emails. 





