Chloe Cherry charged with theft

© Provided by BANG Showbiz The ‘Euphoria’ actress was a proud adult actress before being cast in the TV drama. She began her adult career in 2015 when she turned 18 and moved from Lancaster to Miami and signed with Hussie Models. In 2022, she made her acting debut in 'Euphoria' - which also stars Zendaya, Maude Apatow and Eric Dane - and is now fully focused on being an actress and fashion model. But Chloe has no regrets about her past. Speaking about her journey into adults only entertainment, she said: "I feel like maybe I wouldn’t have been as into sex if people weren’t so anti-sex. That’s what we were taught in school, that abstinence is key and all this weird stuff, and I had these weird ideas about sex. “I swear, if you tell people you can never do it and never have it, it just messes with them."

Chloe Cherry has been accused of stealing a blouse from a shop.

The 'Euphoria' actress was charged with misdemeanour theft earlier this month in connection with an alleged incident at the Building Character shopping centre in the 25-year-old beauty's Lancaster, Pennsylvania hometown in December.

A witness told TMZ Chloe took the $28 blouse into a dressing room before leaving without paying, despite paying for other items with a credit card.

According to the source, when police got involved, the OnlyFans model admitted she took the blouse and returned it to the officer, but Chloe's representative denied that happened.

Her spokesperson said: "In December, there was confusion over a blouse that wasn't properly charged to my client's credit card.

"In no way did she 'admit' to taking the blouse, since that was not the case. This story seems to be more about a local store trading on a celebrity's name more than anything else."

Building Character owner Marty Hulse said the blouse was taken from the Jenny and the Clowder seller and Chloe was tracked using security cameras.

He told local news outlet Lancaster Online: “Most times, when we find people who are shoplifting, we don't find them in the act. They'll take the tag off of it and throw it somewhere. Then we see the tag, and we can find them on the camera and where it came from, and that's exactly what happened...

“I know it sound piddly, but when it comes down to it, we're all small businesses. You're stealing from your neighbours.”

Lancaster City Bureau of Police have yet to comment.

Cherry is scheduled to go to court for a preliminary hearing on 22 February.