Jessalyn Wanlim
Nude

Biography

Part Canadian, Filipino, and Chinese, the flaming hot Jessalyn Wanlim grew up in Calgary, Canada with a pretty typical North of the border childhood. At a young age, she started singing. Then in high school, her love of singing led to her appearing in school musicals and plays, and soon she found herself bitten by the acting bug. Wanting to take the plunge, Jessalyn broke from the usual path and moved to Los Angeles, where she was able to land a recurring part on the soap opera, All My Children. She dominated the soap scene for three years, while also showing up in a few episodes of Gossip Girl as Pauletta Cho. Jessalyn spread herself all over the small screen the next few years, appearing on shows like Psych and Bones before joining ABC’s Scoundrels as Patty Hong for six episodes. Jessalyn made her mark on the big screen as well, in movies like A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song (2011) and Alex Cross (2012), but is likely best known for playing Evie Cho, the primary villain of Orphan Black‘s fourth season. While the cloning drama is a compelling watch, we were much more compelled seeing her in her panties, climbing on top of a lucky fella in Colony. For the last few years Jessalyn’s been workin on the TV series Workin’ Moms, which has given us plenty of good looks at the hot mama. In one episode, the employed Milf pulls down her shirt and asks a friend to pierce her nipple. We get a bit of a nip slip as she tugs on her skin tight tank top, but it is a body double when they go in for the close-up on the nip as they try to pierce her. Lame. Understandable, cause ouch, but lame. Still, Jessalyn in a skin tight shirt and leather pants is pretty damn hot. There’s a shot of her pumping breast milk and having a dairy orgasm, although we lack a good look at the lactaters. We even liked seeing her berate a guy dressed in a mouse costume, while prancing around in a pink bikini at her kids’ birthday party. Jessalyn hasn’t given us the full show on the tube yet, even though when it comes to Miss Wanlim, we want-em!