Loni Willison, 42, Ex-Wife of Baywatch Star Jeremy Jackson, Spotted Wearing Rolex in Beverly Hills Amid Homelessness

Homeless Former Model Loni Willison Spotted in Beverly Hills Amid Struggles

[IMAGE: Loni Willison walking through an alley with bags, captioned: "Loni Willison, 42, seen carrying belongings in Beverly Hills."]

Once a thriving fitness model, Loni Willison, 42, was photographed homeless in Beverly Hills on Sunday. The ex-wife of Baywatch actor Jeremy Jackson, 44, carried two bags of possessions while wearing a silver Rolex, a beige tank top, brown leggings, and a red snapback hat. Her appearance starkly contrasts her past life of red carpets and magazine covers.

Rise and Fall
Willison, born in Hemet, California, modeled for Glam Fit and Iron Man Magazine in her 20s. Her marriage to Jackson in 2012 initially seemed glamorous, but their relationship deteriorated quickly. They divorced in 2014 after less than two years, with Willison alleging physical abuse. She claimed Jeremy once strangled her during a drunken altercation, though charges were dropped when she declined to press charges.

[IMAGE: Loni modeling in her fitness days, captioned: "Willison during her peak as a fitness model."]

Downward Spiral
Post-divorce, Willison’s mental health declined. By 2016, she experienced delusions of being “electrocuted,” leading her to self-medicate with crystal meth. She lost her job, home, and stability, becoming homeless by 2018. In a 2023 interview with X17 Online, she blamed her ex-husband: “My ex-husband. Getting married… it set everything up.”

[IMAGE: Loni in 2023, captioned: "Willison in a recent interview discussing her struggles."]

Jeremy Jackson’s Response
Jackson, known for his role as Hobie Buchannon on Baywatch, expressed grief over her situation in a 2023 interview: “Losing her was like the death of somebody… The woman I loved is gone.” He denied responsibility for her downfall, stating he tried to help her during her struggles.

[IMAGE: Jeremy Jackson and Loni in 2012, captioned: "The couple during happier times."]

Life on the Streets
Willison now avoids shelters, believing electricity exacerbates her pain. She roams Los Angeles, occasionally spotted pushing a shopping cart. Despite her hardships, she retains remnants of her past—a Rolex and layered jewelry. Friends and former colleagues have expressed concern but say she refuses long-term help.

[IMAGE: Loni with a shopping cart, captioned: "Willison navigating life homeless in LA."]

Her story highlights the devastating intersection of mental health crises, addiction, and fractured relationships. While Jackson has moved on, Willison’s plight remains a poignant reminder of fame’s fragility and the urgent need for systemic support for those battling similar battles.

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