TL;DR
- Chloe Cherry stars as Faye in Euphoria’s season 3.
- She warns against entering adult entertainment for mainstream success.
- Cherry highlights the importance of sex positivity.
- The show is known for its queer storylines.
- Euphoria premieres April 12 on HBO Max.
Chloe Cherry is keeping it real and ready to shake things up! After a long wait, fans of the hit HBO series Euphoria can finally dive into the highly anticipated third season, which drops this Sunday. Cherry, who made waves in season 2 as Faye, a heroin addict navigating her own struggles, is back and ready to spill the tea on her journey from adult entertainment to mainstream stardom.
“People are going to be shocked by every single character’s storyline,” Cherry promises. Season 3 picks up years after the chaotic events of the previous season, with Faye opting for a quieter life as a housewife, while Rue, played by the fabulous Zendaya, gets tangled up in the drug cartel. “I like how season 1 started off with queer storylines. It was queer storylines that I had never seen in TV or in movies before, but I knew that people were like that in real life,” she tells us, emphasizing the show’s commitment to LGBTQ+ representation.
Cherry is no stranger to pushing boundaries. Before stepping into the world of Euphoria, she was a professional adult entertainer, starring in over 200 films, including a cheeky parody of the show that caught the attention of creator Sam Levinson. But don’t get it twisted; Cherry has some serious advice for those dreaming of Hollywood fame. “Genuinely, from the bottom of my heart, I would not recommend a singular person on this Earth get into the adult industry in an attempt to do something that is movies or TV or anything that’s not in the adult industry,” she cautions. “I believe that a person should only enter the adult industry if they want to have a career in the adult industry.”
She’s not just dishing out warnings; she’s also championing a sex-positive attitude. “When it comes to sexuality, things are not black and white. Sexuality is absolutely on a spectrum for every single person. To me, being sex-positive doesn’t mean everyone needs to go out and have a ton of sex. It just means don’t judge people for their sexuality or the fact they have sex,” she explains, reminding us that the world of sex and love is beautifully complex.
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In season 3, viewers will see Sydney Sweeney’s character, Cassie Howard, stepping into the world of camming, echoing the real-life dynamics of platforms like OnlyFans. But Cherry remains firm: “Nobody should ever enter the adult industry with the hopes of being seen as anything else. The only thing that entering the adult industry is going to guarantee is that you’ll be seen as a porn star. If you’re OK with being seen as a porn star for the rest of your life, that is the only reason that you should enter the adult entertainment industry… never to do other things.”
As we gear up for the premiere of season 3 on April 12, it’s clear that Euphoria continues to break barriers, challenge norms, and resonate deeply with the LGBTQ+ community. To catch the full interview with Chloe Cherry, check out the video at the top of the page. Get ready for a season filled with drama, heart, and plenty of surprises!