Jenna Lewis' 15 minutes of fame are not going the way she planned. The "Survivor" and "Survivor All-Stars" veteran has landed an unwanted new role: Internet sex star. Lewis is speaking out for the first time, only to "Extra," about the sex-tape that has her fighting mad.

"Unfortunately, once it gets on the Internet, it's going to be there for life," Lewis says. "There's no taking it back. That's what is the hardest to deal with."

Jenna, who is 27, recently married 22-year-old model Travis Wolfe, and it was on their wedding night in Las Vegas when the couple filmed what Lewis calls, "the consummation of our wedding."

But one week later, Lewis was horrified to discover the tape was gone. "I ran around the house crying, screaming, so angry and upset that day," Lewis remembers.

"It's a moment of pure terror when you can't find the tape," adds Wolfe.

Lewis is the mother of 8-year-old twins, and she says her first thought after discovering the tape missing was, "How am I going to explain this to them?" But curiosity of who took the tape quickly followed. "That's the $64,000 question," Lewis tells us. "It's what runs through our minds every day."

Some Internet stories have hinted the couple released the tape themselves, to which Jenna, who turned down huge money to pose for Playboy a few years ago, replies, "If I'm not going to do Playboy for a ton of money, I'm certainly not going to put something like this out there that could hurt my family and friends."

Lewis has a couple of TV projects in the works and claims that, unlike other celebrities who were caught on tape, she hopes people will forget about her tape soon.

"Paris and Pam are up here. Who wants to exploit a C-list reality celebrity?" wonders Jenna. "I mean, really."

For more on Jenna Lewis and her sex tape fiasco, tune into Friday's edition of "Extra."