In this interview with Angie Martinez, multi-talented actress and singer Chlöe Bailey opened up about her fast-paced career, her love for acting, and balancing the pressures of being in the spotlight. Known for her powerful performances in both music and film, Chlöe shared how she manages to keep going despite her packed schedule, confidently stating, “The train doesn’t stop, I will continue to go.” This unwavering drive is a testament to her deep passion for her craft, which she describes as therapeutic.
Chlöe’s latest acting project, Fight Night on Peacock, showcases her expanding skills as an actress. She admitted feeling nervous working alongside Hollywood legend Samuel L. Jackson but revealed that he quickly put her at ease by praising her talent, telling her, “You’re really good.” She also spoke about working with Taraji P. Henson, noting how the acclaimed actress remained humble, even after years in the industry. Taraji offered her some wisdom, advising Chlöe to "stay in your light" and not let anyone dim her light.
The conversation also touched on Chlöe’s ability to transition from her innocent image as a teen to embracing her sexy, confident persona today. She reflected on the challenges of navigating public perception, especially after her intimate scenes in Swarm went viral. She emphasized that she wants audiences to focus on her acting, not just her sex appeal. “We’re human,” she said, “you can’t listen to the chatter, you have to let that go,” crediting her godmother for instilling that sense of self-worth.
Chlöe also opened up about her personal life, discussing her relationship with her sister Halle Bailey and how she gained a deeper appreciation for women after witnessing Halle become a mother. When asked about motherhood for her she replied by stating that she envisions having children in about six years and hopes her future partner will be kind, goofy, smart, and her best friend.
She also revealed a funny tidbit about her lifestyle, confessing that she fell off the vegan bandwagon while traveling to St. Lucia, showing that even stars sometimes indulge in a little break from their routine.
As Chlöe continues to take on new challenges in her acting career, including an upcoming horror movie with Michael Rainey Jr., she remains grounded and guided by her faith. "I go where God wants me to go," she said, a mantra that keeps her focused on her path forward. Enjoy the interview.
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