Charley Chase

About Charley Chase

Charley Chase from Louisville, Kentucky, then Atlanta, Georgia (college), and then Los Angels, California, has posed for 897 covers, 48 photosets, 831 videos.

AVN Award and an XRCO Award, receiving nominations for the XBIZ Awards and Urban X Awards as well. She was crowned the Queen of Cumming at Kink.com. She is also known for her sexual energy displayed in scenes at Fucking Machines, Best Anal Sex Scene at AVN Awards 2013. 2010 CAVR Award — Unsung Starlet of the Year, 2011 AVN Award — Unsung Starlet of the Year, 2011 XRCO Award — Unsung Siren

Her filmography includes titles like Oral Olympics: Blo For The Gold, The Sex Files 2 – A Dark XXX Parody, Tristan Taormino's Expert Guide to Advanced Fellatio (2011 AVN Award - Best Educational Release), Party of Feet 2 (2011 AVN Award - Best Foot/Leg Fetish Release),[2] Tori Black is Pretty Filthy 2 or Slutty & Sluttier 11.


In September 2011, Chase was in the center of a porn scandal involving the Los Angeles City firefighters. During one of her scenes for Assesinpublic.com (a site belonging to the Brazzers network) shot a couple of years earlier at Venice Beach, she is seen next to a fire truck, performing lewd acts and inviting passersby to take pictures with her. An internal investigation started by the LAFD suggested that the firefighters from Engine 263 (the fire truck) were aware of what was going on, and that the whole scene was premeditated.

As a response, Chase stated on her blog: "I just want to say that I am soooo sorry to the fire fighters involved. it was not my intentions for any one to get hurt or fired or whatever. I am not sure why news reporters are resorting to porn to make there stories these days, but shit… it was a fun day! The Fire Fighters watched me stroll the beach from a distance, but were NOT involved in us invading the truck. I love how news people bend and twist the stories they report to better suit their point. As I said before… there was no set up to that day at all and I tried everything I could to let that be known. That was almost three years ago and it is crazy stupid that this is a problem now." Later on, being invited on FOX 11's Studio 11 LA, she denied that there was any premeditation to the scene, adding that the fire truck was there by chance when the film crew showed up, and that the firefighters had no involvement in it at all.