From Tripod to Photographer: The Controversial Story of Chloe and Her Teenage Sister

In a world where personal decisions often become public debates, Chloe, 29, has managed to capture both admiration and criticism. The model and adult content creator shares her life with her four children —Rae, 9, Rhys, 7, and twins Vio and Nona— along with her younger sister, Brianna, 14. But it’s not just her career that has raised eyebrows; it’s Brianna’s unexpected involvement in Chloe’s filming sessions.

«I thought, ‘Maybe you should just be my tripod?’» Chloe recalls about the moment she asked her younger sister to help record after forgetting her equipment. Since then, Brianna has become a regular collaborator. According to Chloe, the teenager is «very happy to help» as she dreams of pursuing a career in photography.

Chloe entered the industry after her divorce, leaving behind her job as a dental nurse where she barely had time for her children. The shift was immediate: she earned $2,950 in her first month and now makes over $28,500 monthly. «I feel like you should be proud of your body after having children,» she states.

While Chloe defends her decision with pride, criticism has poured in. One of her friends, Zeri, has been one of the harshest voices: «You’re ruining your children’s lives,» she told her. Zeri also questions Brianna’s exposure to the adult industry. Chloe, however, downplays the concerns: «She just takes pictures of me in a bikini. She sees me in a bikini whether we’re filming or not.»

Online detractors have also been relentless, questioning how she plans to shield her children from the content she creates. Chloe, however, says she has a plan: «I try to keep them away from it. I’ll tell my kids about it when they’re much older.»

For Chloe, her career represents more than just income; it’s given her the ability to buy a family home and spend more time with her children. Brianna, on the other hand, supports her sister: «As long as Chloe is happy, that’s all that matters.»

Chloe’s story not only raises questions about family boundaries in work but also highlights the perception of women taking control of their destiny in a world full of prejudices.