Chloe Dior

Chloe Dior was born on March 28, 1978, in the United States, under the astrological sign of Aries. She is of Caucasian ethnicity and American nationality. While specific details about her upbringing and early background remain private, she later became publicly associated with Los Angeles, California, which served as her base during her adult entertainment career.

Chloe Dior entered the adult entertainment industry and built a steady body of work that grew to encompass more than 87 scenes and films, with her credits appearing across 126 platforms as catalogued by ThePornDB. She worked with a range of studios documented on Bang.com, including Cherry Boxxx, Pink Visual, Babe Doll, DVSX, Toxxxic, Fusxion, and Loaded Digital, demonstrating a broad reach across multiple production companies.

Her scene catalog reflects diverse content, with titles ranging from solo and couples work to group scenes. Notable Bang.com entries include "Chloe Dior loves it up the butt," "There's a sex party going on and you're invited to this wild sensual orgy," and "Chloe Dior loves giving handies," among others. She also accumulated credits including 54 covers and 18 photosets alongside her video work.

Dior performed under several aliases throughout her career, including Drew Lynn, Chloe Devore, Chloe Djor, Cloe Dior, and Chlor Dior. She stands 168 cm tall, weighs approximately 55 kg, and carries measurements of 36C-24-36 with natural breasts. Her distinctive look includes a brunette hair color, a navel, clit-hood, and tongue piercing, and multiple tattoos including an armband with a star on her left bicep, ink across her shoulder blades, and tattoos above both butt cheeks.

Chloe Dior retired from the adult entertainment industry in 2011, concluding a career that spanned multiple studios and platforms. No confirmed information is available regarding current social media accounts, public appearances, or professional activity following her retirement. Her back catalog remains accessible across numerous platforms, keeping her work visible to new audiences years after she stepped away from performing.