There’s a timeless quality to Charlie Valentine. With her glossy black hair and signature Bettie Page bangs, she radiates a classic coolness—a blend of Vegas grit and vintage glamour. But behind the velvet-and-steel persona is a performer who is rapidly becoming one of the industry’s most compelling new advocates, taking her message from the studio set to mainstream television.
From a Vegas Bookstore to the Small Screen
Charlie’s journey wasn’t a straight shot. A self-described “born and raised” Las Vegas local, her first real glimpse into the world of adult entertainment came from an unexpected place: the biography aisle of a Barnes & Noble where she worked.
“I burned through [Jenna Jameson’s biography],” she recalls. “And I felt this weird allegiance to her. She didn’t go to my high school, but she went to the one right next to mine… so I was like, okay, my hometown hero.”
That book planted a seed. “It was one of the first things I can remember that made me see that sex work deserved to be humanized,” Valentine reflects. After years of curiosity and a pivotal cam show experience, the pandemic standstill in 2020 finally gave her the push to dive in headfirst.


Her debut scenes were with the late, great Jake Adams, an experience she cherishes. “He had such an enigmatic, kind, warm personality,” she says. “I figured if everybody in this industry was even a tenth as nice as he was, I’d be okay… I’ll always carry that with me.”
A Comeback with a Cause
After a year-long hiatus in 2023 to recharge, Valentine returned in 2024 with a renewed sense of purpose that extended far beyond the camera. While she’s back to shooting stellar scenes with top talent like Dredd—whom she calls a “stellar gentleman”—she’s also stepping into a powerful new role: advocate.


In a move that caught mainstream attention, Valentine recently appeared on the ABC talk show “The View” in May 2024 to discuss the importance of sex work legalization. Sitting on a national stage, she brought a thoughtful and humanizing perspective to a topic often shrouded in stigma, showcasing the same articulate strength her fans admire. This move perfectly aligns with the industry’s growing trend of performers taking control of their narratives and using their platforms for advocacy.
“Community is everything,” Valentine emphasizes, a philosophy she clearly practices. “Our industry is one of the few where mentorship really thrives… We all want each other to succeed.”
This commitment extends to her fanbase. After her break, she returned with a mission. “I didn’t do any personal content or OnlyFans during my break, but my fans still showed up for me,” she says. “Now I want to show up for them. I’m putting my energy into consistent content, engaging more and just rebuilding those connections.” You can follow her journey on X (formerly Twitter) at @charlievxoxo.


Goddess Energy and Nacho Aftercare
So, what keeps this rising star grounded? A unique blend of spiritual intention and down-to-earth comforts. Before every shoot, she centers herself with meditation and affirmations. “I always say, I’m honoring the goddess in me,” she explains.
But after the cameras stop rolling, it’s all about a different kind of ritual.
“A big, juicy burger,” she laughs. “Maybe nachos. There’s nothing like a big plate of nachos after an anal scene! That’s my aftercare.”
When she’s not shooting or hunting for treasures at antique malls, she’s with her rescue dog, Honey Toast. Her advocacy for senior pets is as passionate as her professional work, marked by a tattoo of “Lulu,” her late 17-year-old rescue cat. “Everyone asks who Lulu was,” she shares. “I tell them, ‘She saved me.’”
What’s Next for Charlie?
With her 2024 comeback in full swing, Valentine is looking ahead with big ambitions. “I want to do a feature,” she declares. “That’s my big thing for 2025. And I want to continue growing my personal content. I’ve done some amazing work already, but I feel like I’ve only scratched the surface.”
From a curious reader in Las Vegas to a powerful voice on a national stage, Charlie Valentine is proving that true star power lies in authenticity, community, and a little bit of magic.
“I feel lucky. I get to show up, be glamorous and live out fantasies. And the fact that I’ve built a community that supports me through it? That’s magic.”


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