In 2007 Jones was the star of FOX'sscripted reality series Anchorwoman which premiered on August 22, 2007.[1][2][5][6][7][8] The show was cancelled from the network after two episodes aired back to back due to poor ratings, the debut scored a 2.0 rating on fast nationals and was reported to have 2.7 million viewers overall.[9][10]
She also starred in the 2007 Baywatch workout DVD series.[13]
Professional wrestling career
In late 2004 Jones began appearing for the WWE on the Smackdown! brand.[3] She made her official debut in a backstage segment as the newest WWE Diva alongside Michelle McCool and Rochelle Loewen, complimenting John Cena on his new championship belt. The following week Jones, Loewen and McCool accompanied Cena to the ring for his rap battle against Kenzo Suzuki,[14] she then entered a short feud with Suzuki's valet Hiroko. Jones began appearing sporadically in backstage segments, on an episode of Smackdown! she was featured practicing her ring entrance.[15] Jones competed in the 2005 No Way Out Smackdown! Rookie Diva of the Year Contest, hosted by Dawn Marie and Torrie Wilson, competing against Joy Giovanni, Michelle McCool and Rochelle Loewen, Giovanni won the competition with 65% of the fan votes.[16] The contest included an evening gown contest, a talent contest in which Jones danced and a bikini contest. Jones was released from the company shortly after. She was featured in the direct to DVD WWE Viva Las Divas special.
Jones made an appearance at a 2011 RAWhouse show after meeting with WWE talent relations John Laurinaitis to discuss a potential return with the company.[17][18]
Fashion design
Jones has her own footwear range. She earned a BBA degree in design and management from Parsons School of Design in 2004.[19][12] Her brand, Lauren Lorraine,[20] began as bridal shoes and rapidly expanded after being picked up by major retailers across the nation in 2009, expanding to also include luxury bags and other types of shoes. Her and her brand were featured on the cover of GLAM week magazine in April 2025.[21]
Personal life
Jones briefly worked as a broadcaster at WJQS Radio Station, hosting her own radio show on 1400AM.
She currently maintains an active social media presence with nearly one million followers on her official Instagram page.[22]
↑ Malone, Michael; Grossman, Ben (August 23, 2007). "Fox Cancels Anchorwoman". broadcastingcable.com. Archived from the original on July 8, 2008. Retrieved 19 June 2017.
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