Cherie DeVille Press

Cherie DeVille’s press coverage, interviews, and written features showcase the wit, poise, and expertise of The Internet’s Stepmom.

Over the years, Cherie has written for leading publications, including Rolling Stone, The Spectator, and The Daily Beast about the adult industry.

Covering a wide range of topics, from politics to sexual health, her written work has allowed her to bridge the gap between the adult film industry and mainstream media. She has subsequently become one of the loudest and most prolific modern voices advocating for sex workers’ rights.

Alongside her written work, she has used her platform to share her own experiences, her love of her work, and to tackle misinformation surrounding the adult industry.

From guest appearances on leading podcasts discussing her favorite scenes, to interviews with ABC about age verification, to her appearance in Netflix’s “Money Shot: The Pornhub Story,” she has consistently used her voice to challenge misconceptions about the industry.

Explore some of her favorite articles and media appearances below:

Rolling Stone – March 2023

Why I Chose to Appear in Netflix’s Controversial Pornhub Documentary

A first-person essay explaining the decision to participate in Netflix’s Pornhub documentary and the wider debate around adult industry representation.

Rolling Stone – June 2024

Sex Workers Are Getting Scammed on Instagram. Meta Needs to Step In

A call for Meta to address scams and impersonation schemes targeting adult creators on Instagram.

Rolling Stone – May 2023

When You Try to Watch Pornhub in Utah, You See Me Instead. Here’s Why

Explains the protest campaign by adult performers responding to Utah’s age-verification law.

Rolling Stone – September 2023

An Anti-Porn Leader Is Accused-and the Media’s Silence Is Deafening

Examines allegations surrounding a prominent anti-porn activist and critiques the lack of media scrutiny.

Rolling Stone – August 2023

What Hollywood Strikers Can Learn From the Porn Industry

Compares Hollywood’s labor disputes with the creator-driven economic models pioneered in adult entertainment.