Contacted about her recent re-signing with Metro Home Video, Jasmin St. Claire reports in that the deal that she has negotiated with the video distributor is an open-ended contract, with no defined end date.

St. Claire's first film for Metro, a "big budget" shoot was scheduled for earlier this month but had to be re-scheduled to a later date due to a scheduling conflict.

According to Jasmin, the decision to return to Metro was an easy one, based mostly on the fact that she had started there and rose to prominence in the Metro-released "World's Biggest Gangbang Part 2" wherein Jasmin secured the record from Annabel Chong.

When "Gangbang" producer John Bone left Metro to found his "Cream Entertainment", St. Claire followed.   Shortly thereafter, the exotic beauty broke off from Bone and jumped over to Extreme Associates under the leadership of EA owner Rob Black.

Earlier this year, Jasmin severed ties with Black and exited her exclusive contract.

"The Rob Black deal was shit," Jasmin said in a phone interview.

"People in the biz are a bunch of backstabbing assholes," said Jasmin, adding, "I like doing movies, I just hate the business."

When asked about the rumors that she was in talks with one of the major wrestling organizations, Jasmin informed us that she was still in talks, but would not specify which of the groups she was talking with.  When not filming or touring the dance circuit, Jasmin routinely works out daily and is attending kickboxing classes and professional wrestling training.

Regarding the recent news that St. Claire's ex-boyfriend Earl Slate was being prosecuted by his recent wife/girlfriend Kianna Bradley on charges that Slate physically abused Bradley, St. Clair offered up her opinion of the sordid affair:

"I don't care one bit.  They deserve each other," Jasmin says.  "Early on I warned Kianna about him (Slate) but she chose to ignore it."

Jasmin claims that prior to Slate's trial, Bradley called her to ask her to testify against Slate.  To which St. Claire declined.

"I don't want to have anything to do with either of them," said St. Claire.