The ceremony follows a fast-moving but public relationship that began shortly after Jameson filed for divorce from Jessi Lawless. Jameson has said Ocampo’s faith and acceptance reshaped how she views the relationship.
Jenna Jameson got married for the fourth time, marrying Mil R. Ocampo in an intimate Miami ceremony on July 25. The couple had been dating for one year before marrying, and the wedding marks a new public chapter for Jameson after a recent divorce and a relationship she has described in deeply personal, faith-centered terms.
Published reports say the pair obtained a marriage license on July 7 before exchanging vows later that month. While details of the ceremony itself remain limited, the timing and Jameson’s past comments about Ocampo give the marriage a larger context than a typical celebrity wedding announcement.
A Miami ceremony after a year together
Jameson, 52, and Ocampo married in Miami on July 25, according to Page Six, which reported that the ceremony was intimate. TMZ was cited as reporting that the couple secured their marriage license on July 7.
The gap between the license and the ceremony was short, but the relationship was not entirely private. Jameson made her relationship with Ocampo Instagram official in March 2025, putting a public marker on a romance that had begun after a major personal transition.
Ocampo has generally stayed out of the tabloid spotlight compared with Jameson, whose career and personal life have both long drawn public attention. That contrast may help explain why the available wedding details are restrained: the public knows the basic timeline, but not the full shape of the celebration.
The relationship began during change
Jameson’s relationship with Ocampo became public just weeks after she filed for divorce from Jessi Lawless. Jameson and Lawless married in Las Vegas in 2023 and announced their separation the following year.
Jameson filed for divorce from Lawless in Clark County, Nevada, on Feb. 27, 2025, according to earlier reporting. Lawless later said publicly that she had moved on and was not interested in reconciliation.
That recent breakup gives the new marriage an understandably complicated backdrop. Celebrity relationship timelines often invite speculation, but the verified record is narrower: Jameson filed for divorce, debuted her relationship with Ocampo soon afterward, and married Ocampo in Miami in July 2026.
The speed of those events will likely be part of the public conversation. For Jameson, however, the story she has told about Ocampo has focused less on timing than on personal change.
Faith is central to Jameson’s account
In a November 2025 interview with Us Weekly, Jameson said Ocampo helped draw her closer to Christianity. She described Ocampo as a devout Christian who did not pressure her, but whose example had a powerful effect.
“She never once pushed her faith on me,” Jameson said in the interview. “I watched her beautifully worship Jesus, and I felt so incredibly inspired.”
Jameson also said that watching Ocampo practice her faith led her “straight into the arms of Jesus.” Those comments make clear that Jameson sees the relationship as tied to a spiritual shift, not simply as a new romance after a separation.
She further said Ocampo did not initially know about her adult-entertainment past, and that learning about it did not change Ocampo’s treatment of her. For Jameson, that acceptance appears to be a central part of why she has spoken confidently about the marriage.
Her fourth marriage carries history
Jameson’s marriage to Ocampo is her fourth. Before marrying Lawless, she was married to Brad Armstrong from 1996 to 2001 and to Jay Grdina from 2003 to 2007.
That history is why reports have emphasized the number attached to the wedding. A fourth marriage naturally brings questions about whether experience changes expectations, especially after a high-profile relationship ended so recently.
Jameson has addressed that concern indirectly. In speaking about Ocampo before the wedding, she presented this relationship as distinct because of its emotional safety, religious dimension and sense of being accepted without judgment.
That is her perspective, rather than an independently measurable prediction about the future. Still, it explains why the wedding has been framed as a fresh start rather than merely another entry in a celebrity-marriage tally.
What remains private after the vows
There has been no detailed public account of the guest list, venue, wedding attire or reception. The description of an intimate Miami ceremony suggests the couple kept the event relatively contained, despite Jameson’s public profile.
It is also unclear how much Jameson and Ocampo plan to share going forward. Their relationship was public enough to be announced on Instagram, but Ocampo has not taken on the same high-visibility role in entertainment coverage that Jameson has occupied for decades.
For now, the clearest facts are straightforward: Jameson and Ocampo obtained a Miami marriage license on July 7, married there on July 25, and did so after about a year as a couple.
The bigger narrative will depend on what the pair choose to reveal next. Jameson has already offered one guiding theme: she views the relationship with Ocampo as rooted in acceptance, faith and a chance to move forward.
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