Porn-Star Wife: BIOHAZARD's SEINFELD Is 'A Man Who Can Do Anything'

June 16, 2005

Adult film superstar Tera Patrick recently spoke to Steppin' Out magazine about a number of topics, including her husband, BIOHAZARD frontman Evan Seinfeld (who stars with Patrick in her movies under the name Spyder Jones). An excerpt from the interview follows:

Steppin' Out: Let's talk about your husband, Evan Seinfeld, who starred on the HBO series "Oz" and is well known as the front man for the metal band BIOHAZARD. Is it true you won't have sex on film with any other male except Evan?

Tera Patrick: "That's true. Not only do I do films with my husband, he's also my bouncer, my roadie, and he's in charge of the money."

Steppin' Out: Doesn't it ruin it for the fans when their favorite porn star is married and only doing films with her husband?

Tera Patrick: "I think you're right. I think it does ruin the illusion a little bit. But I also think my fans are happy to get me any way they can."

Steppin' Out: Is Evan the jealous type?

Tera Patrick: "He doesn't get jealous at all. He loves me and accepts me. I've slept with a lot less men than many college girls. Please, he's a rock star. He's been a rock star for twenty years. There's nothing I could do or tell him that would shock him. Know what I'm saying? He's much more scandalous than me! We're both very happy and in love. I hope I haven't disappointed too many fans, but most of my fans have stood behind me."

Steppin' Out: What's your attraction to Evan?

Tera Patrick: "He's a man who can do anything. He's so strong. He's got so much confidence and I can trust him. He can do anything! Plus, he's hot! My career has never been better because of him."

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