Blink-182 Iconic Album Model Janine Lindemulder Transforms 26 Years After Cover

Janine Lindemulder, the adult film star who famously appeared on the 1999 Blink-182 album Enema of the State cover dressed as a nurse, looks nearly unrecognizable over two decades later with dark hair and extensive tattoos. The album, which sold over 15 million copies worldwide and featured hits like "What’s My Age Again?" and "All the Small Things," was originally to be titled Turn Around and Cough, with its hospital theme central to the visual identity. After her iconic moment, Lindemulder's personal life faced challenges, including a 2002 marriage to Jesse James, founder of West Coast Choppers, with whom she had a daughter; they divorced in 2004. She served six months in prison for unpaid taxes and later fought for custody of her daughter against James and his then-wife Sandra Bullock, amid allegations of drug use which Lindemulder denied. Today, she remains active on social media, promoting her OnlyFans account to her tens of thousands of followers. Her transformation and continued public presence highlight a complex post-album life beyond her pop-punk fame.