Justine Joli is the stage name of an American adult model and pornographic actress. Joli grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, splitting her summers between a farm in Hannibal, Missouri and Crested Butte, Colorado. She did ballet from age 3 to age 15. Justine revealed on the Howard Stern Show and the Fox News program Geraldo at Large that she was molested from age 3 to 10 by three men, one of whom was her grandmother’s ex-husband. Two of the three men were prosecuted and incarcerated. Justine has been in therapy since the age of 13. In her late teens, she moved to the Los Angeles area with her mother. At the beginning of her career, she worked extensively in men’s magazines, appearing in numerous issues of Penthouse and Hustler, shooting six days a week for six months. She appeared on the cover of the March 2002 issue of Hustler and was the September 2007 Penthouse Pet of the Month. Joli was named Penthouse Pet of the Year Runner-Up in the May Issue of Penthouse Magazine. She was also a popular web model, appearing on sites such as ALS Scan, Matt’s Models, and Danni’s Hard Drive. Her first film shoot was for Andrew Blake. During her first several years in adult films, she appeared mainly under the name ‘Swan’ and ‘Hope’, though in her appearances in Andrew Blake’s films, she appeared simply as Justine. Eventually, she adopted the name Justine Joli. “Joli” was a pet name she had for one of her old lovers and means “pretty” in French, while “Justine” comes from her obsession with the Marquis de Sade character, Justine. Joli describes herself as bisexual (being “60/40” in her preference toward men and women, respectively) in real life and is particularly noted as a girl-girl actress in adult films. As of 2007, she has not done any boy-girl scenes in an adult film, stating “I’m not comfortable doing boy/girl”. Joli is a self described geek with a love of anime, science fiction, Macs and cartoons. She is also into nude sports, such as naked bungee jumping and naked whitewater rafting. She was romantically involved with porn director D. Cypher for several years (Wikipedia).