Jenna Jameson Goes Makeup-Free in Unedited Selfie After Finding Jesus and Going Sober

Jenna Jameson showed off a fresh-faced look in her latest selfie.

The former adult entertainer shared the candid, makeup-free photo with her fans via her Instagram Story on Tuesday, September 15.

Jameson looked comfortable in the shot, sporting a casual white T-shirt, as she wrote, "Morning- this is me makeup and filter free. love you," across the photo, leaving her blonde locks down and tousled as she pouted for the close-up shot.

The 52-year-old has been open about her personal growth, often crediting her faith for the newfound confidence.

She shared via her Instagram on Tuesday, August 11, that she feels "more beautiful and capable" now than she did in the past.

In the first photo, Jameson showed off her figure as she looked into the distance, while the second showed a much younger Jameson bent down and topless as she strategically covered her bare chest with her arms.

"Twenty years between these two images, and I can confidently say that I feel more beautiful and capable now," she captioned the post.

In a separate upload, she shared, "I had no idea how I was going to find happiness again, but God made a way. Now, I’m happy and healthy, doing all the things I knew I was still capable of."

In an exclusive interview with OK! back in March, Jameson said she's focused on her sobriety, crediting her faith for keeping her on track.

"I’ve always been deeply spiritual. My father was a devout Catholic and my mother a Baptist. My father distanced himself from his faith after my mother’s passing. Growing up, I always felt so curious about Jesus and wanted to be closer to him because I knew how important faith was to my mother," she explained at the time.

"My day begins with my love of God, and everything falls into place thereafter," Jameson continued. "I focus on gratitude and telling people how much they mean to me every single day. Sobriety is rooted in all of that.”

The blonde beauty said maintaining sobriety is about setting boundaries: "I’ve learned that boundaries are the ultimate weapon against falling off the wagon and staying mentally strong."

Jameson noted her "entire early adult life was shaped by the adult industry," which is why "so many wounds had formed emotionally."

"I work every single day to deconstruct those feelings of loneliness, and I’ve now found self-assuredness by forging my path with God," she continued.