Justine Aquarius

Justine Aquarius

Early Career and Background

Born on February 14, 1982 in Louisiana, Justine Aquarius brought an unusually varied resume to the adult industry. Before entering any form of entertainment work, she earned a degree in biochemistry and held positions in real estate, healthcare, and retail. She also pursued music as a local recording artist. Her earliest connection to performance came through modeling competitions and fashion design shows during her school years, but her path into adult-oriented work began in 2004 when she started working as a stripper and lap dancer in Austin, Texas. That chapter lasted roughly a decade.

Transition to Adult Content

In 2019, after years away from stage performance, Justine launched accounts as a webcam performer and online content creator. This marked her formal entry into the adult content space. She spent several years building a following through independent platforms before making the move into studio-produced pornography. In 2023, she rebranded under the name Justine Jakobs to coincide with this transition into professional production work.

Studio Work and Output

Since entering studio porn, Justine has been notably productive. Her credits include 54 magazine or promotional covers, 14 photosets, and 41 videos across a range of well-known studios. She has appeared in content for FTV Milfs, Nubiles, Twistys, Team Skeet, My Pervy Family, Mom Swap, Hot Moms Fuck, and Mom Lover, among others. Much of her studio work falls within the MILF category, consistent with her positioning in that segment of the market.

Profile

Now based in Houston, Texas, Justine stands 5 feet 4 inches tall with an athletic build, black hair, and blue eyes. Her measurements are 34-23-34 with a 34C enhanced bust. She has no visible tattoos or piercings. At 43, she has been active in some form of adult or adjacent entertainment work for over two decades, though her studio porn career is comparatively recent, dating only to around 2023. Her professional history, spanning stripping, independent content creation, and now studio production, reflects a gradual and deliberate progression into the industry rather than a single entry point. She continues to produce content for both studios and her own independent platforms as of 2026.