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Jessica Mann Height, Age, Boyfriend, Biography

Jessica Mann Height, Age, Boyfriend, Biography

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Hometown: Los Angeles

Marital Status: Unmarried

Age: 39 Years

Bio/Wiki
Full Name Jessica Lenae Mann
Profession Actress
Famous Role As Kelly in the film This Isn't Funny (2015)
Physical Stats
Height (approx.) 5' 7" (170 cm)
Eye Colour Green Hazel
Hair Colour Medium Ash Blonde
Career
Debut Film: Cavemen (2013) as Keira
Personal Life
Date of Birth October 1985
Age (as of 2024) 39 Years
Birthplace Washington, USA
Nationality American
Hometown Los Angeles, USA
Religion Christianity
Controversy Jessica Mann’s Role in the Harvey Weinstein Case (2025)
Jessica Mann is one of the key witnesses in the high-profile sexual assault trial against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. She accused Weinstein of raping her in a New York City hotel room in 2013, alleging that he forcibly injected himself with erectile dysfunction medication and assaulted her. Despite maintaining some contact with him afterward—out of fear and professional pressure—Mann later testified in court, describing him as "Jekyll and Hyde."
Her powerful courtroom testimony in 2020 played a major role in Weinstein’s conviction on charges of third-degree rape and a criminal sexual act, leading to a 23-year prison sentence. However, in April 2024, that conviction was overturned due to procedural errors, and a retrial began in 2025, where Mann has again testified. check sources
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Relationships & More
Marital Status Unmarried
Boyfriend/Affair Harvey Weinstein (Film Producer) (2013-2016)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Jessica Mann

  • Jessica Mann is a former American actress who has worked predominantly in Hollywood films.

  • She was born and raised in Washington, DC. She described her upbringing as being in an evangelical Christian cult (groups that diverge significantly from mainstream Christian beliefs and practices), which she left in her early 20s.

  • Before moving to her acting career, she worked as a cosmetologist and hair stylist in Washington, DC.

  • In an interview, she was interested in acting and modelling since childhood, so she also joined various acting schools and performed in theatre plays.

  • In late 2012, she moved to Los Angeles to start her professional acting career.

  • In early 2013, Jessica met with film producer Harvey Weinstein at a party.

  • In an interview, she mentioned that Weinstein showed an interest in her ambitions of doing films, and they had a few follow-up meetings.

  • In 2013, Jessica bagged her debut film, Cavemen (2013). Although her role is short.

  • Some of the other films in which Jessica appeared are This Isn’t Funny (2015) and Asylum: Twisted Horror and Fantasy Tales (2020)

  • In an interview, Jessica mentioned that Harvey Weinstein once invited her to a bookstore, suggesting he wanted to mentor her, where he tried to seduce her by touching her inappropriately.

  • During a meeting, Weinstein allegedly forced Jessica into a non-consensual oral sex. In an interview, Jessica mentioned that it was the beginning of his complex and abusive relationship towards her.

  • In an interview, Jessica revealed that although Weinstein had many connections in the film industry, she continued to interact with him and even entered into a relationship with him to secure her career, despite his abusive nature. She added,

If I was in a relationship, maybe it would feel different,” and that “maybe he did like me. I just thought that maybe it would take the pain away,”

  • On March 2013, Harvey Weinstein allegedly raped Jessica in hotel room in New York. In Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 trial, Jessica mentioned that she did not speak out about the alleged abuse because she knew how powerful Weinstein was, and he had connections even with former US President Bill Clinton. She added,

“I remember imagining if I ever said anything, he would call his friend and the Secret Service would come get me.” “I don’t know, I had all these ideas.”

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