Chloe Cherry, a former p^rn star and Euphoria actress, recently revealed that one of her n^de scenes was cut from the show after her co-star Tyler Chase expressed discomfort with it.

The scene in question was from season two, episode two, where Chase’s character Custer stuffs Cherry’s character Faye, covered in fake blood, into an air vent after a murder.

Creator Sam Levinson wanted Cherry to be completely n^ked in the scene, but Chase spoke up and said, “That’s a lot,” resulting in the scene being axed.

Cherry admitted that she and Chase had just met and exchanged pleasantries before filming the scene.

She added that it would have been more comfortable had they gotten to know each other better beforehand.

Nevertheless, she expressed that being on set covered in fake blood made her feel great.

It is worth noting that Cherry is no stranger to n^dty on-screen, having started her career in the p^rn industry at age 18.

During her appearance on Emily Ratajkowski’s High Low podcast, Cherry shared that she faced bullying from classmates who deemed her “obsessed with s**.”

She also admitted that monogamy is challenging for her since she is used to having casual s**.

However, she has no regrets about her former profession and the money she made from it.

Cherry stated that she is happy to have earned a substantial amount at a young age, rather than working as a “slutty waitress” and being hit on by older men.

Moreover, Cherry hopes that future 18-year-old girls who enter the p^rn industry will not face the same trauma she did from her family and friends’ reactions.

In 2019, Cherry starred in over 200 XXX-rated films and was one of the most sought-after Pornhub stars.

However, she decided to quit p^rn after her debut on Euphoria and signed with a modeling agency.

Cherry is set to walk in her first runway show in February 2022.

Cherry’s experience highlights the importance of respecting actors’ boundaries, even in scenes that require n^dty or other sensitive content.

It is crucial to have open communication between co-stars and directors to ensure everyone feels comfortable and safe on set.

With the rise of the #MeToo movement and increased awareness around consent, it is essential to prioritize the well-being of actors and crew members in the film and television industry.

In conclusion, while Cherry’s scene may not have made it to the final cut of Euphoria, her experience sheds light on the importance of respecting actors’ boundaries and creating a safe working environment.

Cherry’s decision to leave the p^rn industry and pursue modeling shows that individuals can make choices about their careers and lives without judgment.

We hope to see more positive changes in the entertainment industry, where actors are respected and valued for their contributions.