Jennifer Leigh "Jenna" Lewis is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo and Survivor: All-Stars.

Jenna was most notable for not having a videotape during the show's first Reward Challenge regarding the survivor's loved ones.

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Originally from Franklin, New Hampshire, Jenna is an aspiring actress/host and currently lives in Burbank, California, with her twin daughters, Sadie and Sabrina.

Jenna describes herself as energetic, competent and athletic. Her favorite sports are football and basketball, which she loves to play. Her favorite television shows are "Nip/Tuck" and "Scrubs," and her favorite feature film is "Fight Club." Her musical tastes run the gamut from The Doors to Eminem.

A perfect day for Jenna begins with an early hike up Runyon Canyon before going for a swim. She would then take her daughters to the playground and out for fondue, followed by a raucous game of paintball with six of her close friends. At night, she'd go dancing.

Survivor: BorneoEdit

Lewis made her first appearance during Survivor: Borneo, where she was on the Pagong tribe. Her gain to fame was in the eighth episode, the final nine castaways were supposed to receive videos from home, which they would compete to get to see. Lewis was eager to see her daughters, but Jeff Probst announced that her tape did not make it on time for the challenge, leaving a very distraught Jenna. Lewis was later voted off the island by three contestants who had an alliance and by Sean Kenniff, who was voting based on alphabetical order. Lewis was voted out 4-3-1. She became the second member of the jury and cast her vote for Kelly Wiglesworth to win the game at the Final Tribal Council (though Wiglesworth ultimately lost to Richard Hatch by a jury vote of 4-3).

Voting HistoryEdit

Survivor: All-StarsEdit

Voting HistoryEdit

Post-SurvivorEdit

Lewis appeared in the music video for the song "Without Me" by Eminem along with former Survivor: Africa castaway Lindsey Richter.

Sex tapeEdit

Sometime after All-Stars, a 42-minute sex video featured Lewis and husband Travis Wolfe in a Las Vegas hotel room circulated across the internet. It was originally reported that Lewis and Wolfe made the sex video purely for their own private use and that it was accidentally leaked onto the Internet. In interviews, Lewis even talked about the embarrassment she said she felt at the prospect of anybody being able to see her naked and performing sexual acts. However, this came into question as reports appeared suggesting that Lewis deliberately made and released the sex tape in order to increase her fame and make money from it. In some interviews, Lewis even mentioned how people could buy the video, arousing further suspicion. In December 2004, the New York Daily News reported that she, her husband and her manager were behind the website selling the video, and were receiving 70 percent of the sales profits.

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BorneoEdit

Jenna Lewis is a member of Pagong.

Jenna Lewis cries for not having her videotape on time.

Jenna voted out.

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All-StarsEdit

Jenna Lewis as part of the Saboga tribe.

Jenna L. is absorbed by the Chapera tribe.

Jenna L. is switched to Mogo Mogo.

Jenna Lewis as part of the merged Chaboga Mogo tribe.

Jenna celebrates being in the Final Four

Jenna L. before the final Immunity Challenge, Day 38

Jenna at the final immunity challenge with Rob and Amber

Jenna Lewis voted out.

Jenna at the Reunion

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TriviaEdit

• Jenna was the only contestant on Borneo not to receive a video from home. She got to watch hers only after her elimination.
• Her first tribes on both of her seasons were yellow.
• Jenna was the only woman from the original Saboga tribe to make the merge in Survivor: All-Stars.
• Among the four representatives from Borneo in All-Stars, Lewis was the only one from Pagong.
• In both of her seasons, Jenna's jury vote went to the eventual runner-up.
• Along with Rupert Boneham, Lewis has been affiliated with all four Survivor: All-Stars tribes, being originally placed in Saboga, which was dissolved, then adopted by Chapera, switched to Mogo Mogo, and made it to the merged Chaboga Mogo.
• Jenna Lewis is the only castaway to have their family member disqualified during the Loved Ones reward challenge. Jenna's brother Jai drank some of his water while he was still eating his dish (a tarantula). He was disqualified because the rules stated that a contestant could drink water only once they finished eating.
• Jenna was the replacement for Colleen Haskell on All-Stars after Colleen declined the offer to return.
• Jenna was the youngest contestant on Borneo.
• Jenna's luxury item in Borneo was a Journal.
• On both her seasons, Jenna created the names of the merged tribes: in Borneo, she proposed "Rattan" and Sean Kenniff added the "A", forming "Rattana"; and in All-Stars, she created the tribal name "Chaboga Mogo".
• Jenna is the first contestant to set a record for the most votes received in a single season with a total of 11. She is the first contestant to have a double digit total.
• Jenna is the first contestant from New Hampshire.
• Jenna is the first female Jury member.
• Jenna and Rupert Boneham hold the record for most days without attending Tribal Council. On Survivor: All-Stars they attended the first two Tribal Councils (on Days 3 and 6), and since Day 7 they didn't lose an Immunity Challenge until the merge. The next time they went to Tribal Council was day 27, which means they didn't attend it for a record 21 days.
• Jenna made an appearance in the TV-movie, The Scorned.

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