Jasmin St. Claire, born Rhea Alexandra DeVlugt on October 23, 1972, in Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, grew up on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, attending private schools like Brooklyn Friends School, Anglo American, McBurney, and Walden, where she excelled academically. Of Brazilian and Russian descent, she graduated from Columbia University and briefly worked as a financial consultant at S.G. Warburg before entering the adult industry in 1994 after a dare, having danced topless at Manhattan’s KitKat Club and Flashdancers while in an abusive relationship. Using aliases like Jasmin St. Clair and Jasmine St. Claire, she appeared in 73 adult films until 2000, working with studios like Evil Angel and Extreme Associates. Notable films include World’s Biggest Gang Bang 2 (1996), which she later called a “con” with exaggerated claims of 300 sex acts, and Jasmin’s Last Gang Bang (1998). She collaborated with performers like Annabel Chong and Ron Jeremy. She was known for her anal scenes and was even one of the few mainstream adult stars to do double anal scenes. She modeled for Playboy and Penthouse and appeared on The Howard Stern Show, where her acerbic humor made her a frequent guest. Her mainstream roles included Communication Breakdown (2004), National Lampoon’s Dorm Daze 2 (2006), The Deuce (2019), and indie films like After Adderall and Trial Run. In wrestling, she had a brief ECW stint, feuding with Francine, managed The Public Enemy as “Jazzy” in XWF, and co-founded Pro-Pain Pro Wrestling (3PW) with Brian Heffron (The Blue Meanie), with whom she was in a relationship until 2005. She returned to wrestling with XPW in 2022. St. Claire has said both the adult world and pro wrestling are very similar. Physically, St. Claire stands at 5’6”, weighs 110 pounds, with brown hair, brown eyes, and a 36D-24-34 figure, enhanced by breast augmentation, with no tattoos or piercings noted, per IMDb. Fans on Babepedia praise her “exotic beauty” and “outlaw vibe,” while a 2023 X post called her a “90s icon with unmatched attitude.” Director R.J. O’Sullivan, in a 2004 IMDb note, lauded her “comic timing” in Communication Breakdown. Her legacy is marked by her controversial adult film career and wrestling ventures, with her 2011 AVN Hall of Fame induction recognizing her impact. St. Claire was known for her refusal to do lesbian scenes. In her threesome scenes with another woman, she would have no contact with the other woman. In Comeback Pussy 26 (2000), she did her first girl/girl scene with Annabel Chong but the two only played with a male blowup doll. While Chong did fuck St. Claire with a strap-on, there was no kissing, touching, or oral. When asked by an interviewer why she didn`t do girl/girl, she said she had no attraction to women and was 100% straight. But in 2001 she did a movie called Tempress that was billed as her first girl/girl scenes. The first scene is a threesome with a man and Tiffany Lords and Jasmin receives and performs oral on a woman for the first time ever. She then does three other lesbian scenes where she has sex with Nina Cherry , Shyla Foxxx , and two other women. When talking about her career in 2021, St. Claire told how someone back in 2018 linked her to the scenes online. She said she had no recollection of the movie or doing anything with other women in a video. "I never did lesbian shit. I had to be coked out of my mind or on acid to agree to do that movie. I am actually kind of shocked I just didn`t vomit everywhere when I went down on a chick. I saw the videos of me doing that stuff, but I don`t remember it. But then there is a lot of stuff you forget in porn." Controversies include her World’s Biggest Gang Bang 2 claims, which she admitted were inflated. St. Claire said it was more like 20 men and not 300. She also a reputation for being abrasive in interviews, per Online World of Wrestling. In 2024 and 2025 she has gotten attention for feuding with Lily Phillips . She was married to Matthew Wicklund (until 2007), Oyvind Mustaparta (2008–2010), and Petter Bjørn Kristiansen (2013–present), with unconfirmed relationships with Mark Wahlberg, Lemmy, and others, per WhosDatedWho. Her net worth is estimated at $500,000–$1 million, per CelebsAgeWiki, from films, wrestling, and media ventures like her Krazy Train with Jasmin St. Claire podcast and Metal Scene TV show. As of July 10, 2025, St. Claire, now 52, splits her time between Paris, Los Angeles, and New York, pursuing acting, with roles in 3 Days Rising (2023), and hosting her one-woman show A Weird Kind of Fame. A martial arts enthusiast, she studies kickboxing and jeet kune do, holds a motorcycle license, and writes for Sportsbikes Inc Magazine and Rock Brigade. Fan-run X accounts celebrate her as a “controversial legend,” and her work remains popular in vintage adult film communities. Awards & Honors: Jasmin St. Claire ? Award Wins & Honors 2011 – Inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame 2008 – Winner: Rock City Music Awards – Best Heavy Metal TV Show (The Metal Scene TV Show) 2023 – Winner: IndieFEST Film Awards – Award of Merit, Best Ensemble Cast (Road to Terzetto) 2023 – Winner: Culver City Film Festival – Best Ensemble Cast (Road to Terzetto) ? Award Nominations 2023 – Nominee: IndieFEST Film Awards – Best Ensemble Cast (Road to Terzetto) 2023 – Nominee: New York International Film Awards – Best Acting Ensemble (Road to Terzetto)