Jennifer Roa has been working as a professional actress since she was 9-years old. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she got bitten by the industry most prevalent in her hometown, and has always been fascinated with performing. At the age of 14, she received a scholarship for an acting academy, and paused only in her pursuit of being the next Hollywood sensation to travel around the globe as a model for LA Models and Ford agencies. You’ve seen her in a national Coke commercial that was directed by McG, and in other ads for Sketchers, Macy’s, and Polaroid, among others. On primetime, you’ve seen her as Serena in Angel in 2001, Kimberly in The Division in 2002, and in Strong Medicine in 2004. She played various roles in Show Me the Funny in 2004, and in The Showbiz Show with David Spade in 2006. On the big screen, she played Debbie in Just Hustle (2004), Breanna in Big Bad Wolf (2006), and Lara in Insight (2021). The very best place to see this sizzling stunner, though, is in the 2012 episode of Femme Fatales titled “Libra” where she plays the vixen Norma Swanson. When a dude visits her in the office after hours, he asks where his hello is—and she gives him one helluva greeting. They quickly lose their clothes, and Jennifer’s character is spread across the desk, her amazing attractions standing out with big, erect nipples and miles of creamy skin. The action continues with several positions, giving audiences plenty of time to ogle her goodies, and they are definitely good. Gives new meaning to “happy hour” after work.
