During our wide-ranging conversation she'll talk confidently about the business of live streaming video, the ephemeral nature of online fame, Rashida Jones' controversial Netflix documentary and the markup on consumer eyewear.But one question gives her pause."Have you ever thought about how intimate your relationship is with your computer?People are going to cheer for you if you walk out there and do nothing! And even then, the internet was outraged when the couple were awarded a tie. While the details are still under wraps, she says the goal is to “make it one giant party every week,” and adds, “I’m going to be dancing. Channing looks at the videos and has the biggest laugh. For that year, every time it would come on, everyone would say, “That’s Jenna’s song! Let’s talk about how being a backup dancer on tour seems like the best job ever. I’m sure I’m going to make Chan dance at some point.” (All together now, yaaas!!! COSMOPOLITAN: To be fair, I can see why Abby thought you were “the Maddie.” JENNA: Yeah, I was a studio kid. But I thank dance all the time because I’m such a partier. I would have been a little too wild in high school if it hadn’t been for dance. , this new show explores sex and relationships in the Internet age; a time in which a woman can make a living simply by stripping in front of a camera in her bedroom, and a bachelor has unlimited access to date hundreds of women on his phone with a simple swipe.

She was a year old when her parents split, leading Jenna and her mom, who got a job in pharmaceuticals, to relocate every three years. “Everywhere we would move, I’d find a new studio,” she tells me over a grilled kale salad at L. This January marks one year since Jenna blew everyone’s minds aping Channing as Magic Mike on Spike’s Lip Sync Battle. ” Now, it’s obviously the calling card to that movie. She arrived at our interview on a sweltering Friday morning in a hotel suite on the Las Vegas strip with a small entourage of two other budding social media influencers, Amber Vixx and Stefanie Joy (also not their names).After our interview, she and her friends will probably hit the pool at a local apartment complex and do what millennials do: eat pizza and play out their lives in front of tiny, portable cameras. ’” Jenna recalls, “I was like, absolutely not.” Jenna, who is the face of Danskin, is all too familiar with the brutal realities of the dance world. I wouldn’t say we were romantically a couple, but we definitely had an awesome connection. My manager called and said they’re doing a dance movie with this new hottie, Tatum Channing. She says she told Channing, “If I’m gonna do this, I’m gonna do you, because what else do I have?! Channing had to dress up as (and actually bring out) Beyoncé to come anywhere near besting his wife. The duo are currently working on a dance-competition reality series for NBC. “Pony” was popular then, and you know that background—bluch bluch bluch. Then Lip Sync Battle happened, and now it happens to me too!