Porn star Jessica Jaymes, who appeared in more than 200 adult films and was once Hustler magazine’s “Honey of the Year,” has been found dead at home in California, it was reported Wednesday. Initial reports said she was 43, although online bios also list her as 38 or 40.

Jaymes was found unconscious at home at 4 p.m. Tuesday when her business partner checked on her at home in the San Fernando Valley, he confirmed to adult video site AVN.

He said she appeared to have been dead “for like at least 12 hours” — although it could have been far longer because she had been MIA “for like four, five, six days,” he said.

“I called the police, they came, they checked to be sure that nobody tried to rob her or tried to kill her — they said that there was no foul play,” the partner in her studio Spizoo told the site, which did not name him.

“The coroner came to pick up the body and now they’re doing an autopsy to see if it was a heart attack or she had a seizure … I don’t know. She’s just gone.”

The LA County Coroner told Fox News that an autopsy is pending. Authorities found various prescription drugs there, according to TMZ.

“She had a lot of health issues, she kept having seizures in the past six months—she was around the medication for the seizures,” the business partner told AVN, which inducted Jaymes into its Hall of Fame last year.

“It looks like she probably had a seizure yesterday or the day before. It’s horrible.”

He claimed she was so plagued by health woes he long feared she would die young.

“I was like, ‘When is going to be her time?’ Because I knew it was coming,” he told the site.

“She was so unhealthy, so many problems, health issues with her back, her nerve system, the seizures in the past six months.

“I was just waiting. It was a question of time. She was so young.”

Alaska-born Jaymes — real name Jessica Redding — started doing soft porn in 2002, with her big break coming with Hustler two years later, going on to get the mag’s “Honey of the Year” award in 2005.

She went on to appear in well over 200 adult films — and later appeared as herself on several episodes of the Showtime series “Weeds” as well as on “Celebrity Rehab Sober House.”

Source: Read Full Article