Popular Adult Film Star Arrested — Facing Years Behind Bars
She is facing the real possibility of being in prison.
CallMeSlo is certainly living up to her name after she was arrested in Bali along with two European men. Their arrest came amid allegations they filmed and distributed adult film content on the Indonesian island. Actions such as that are prohibited.
Melisa Mireille Jeanine was staying in Bali’s North Kuta District with two men before she was detained.
Adult content creator Bonnie Blue was fined and deported from Bali, Indonesia, in 2025. It followed a traffic violation involving a “Bang Bus” content vehicle. She was cleared of anti-pornography violations, but ordered to leave for violating visa and traffic regulations. While authorities indicated a 10-year ban, Blue claimed it was only for six months.
French model Melisa Mireille Jeanine is not so lucky. She was hauled in by cops alongside her manager and a male co-star after their explicit content went viral. The trio is accused of shooting a clip in tourist hotspot Canggu. It reportedly showed CallMeSlo with her chest spilling out of a tiny top before having s*x with a man dressed as a motorbike rider.
Once the footage went viral, police swooped in and grabbed them all.
CallMeSlo Gets Arrested at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport
Melisa Mireille Jeanine, known online as Call Me Slo, has been arrested over a sexually explicit video. The video was reportedly shot at Villa Pande in Bali, which does not allow such content.
“Their motivation to do the (alleged) crime is seeking profit from p****graphic video content”, Joseph Edward Purba told a press conference earlier this month.
Jeanine, Said, and another man were detained on March 13 at Denpasar Airport, where they were due to depart to Indonesia for Thailand.
Three phones, a camera, a MacBook laptop, and a ‘motorcycle taxi vest’ were seized from the tourists, police said. “All three suspects are now facing Indonesian electronic information and transaction laws for making and spreading the content,” Purba said.
The trio faces a maximum of 10 years behind bars if convicted.