Chloe East

Some Lesser Known Facts About Chloe East

• She started dancing when she was 2 and a half after her mother signed her up for a mommy-and-me class. She has won several awards as a dancer.

  

• Growing up she wanted to become a dancer. She talked about her 30 hours of weekly practice and desire to become a dancer in an interview and said,
  

  I always thought I was going to be a prima ballerina. I was dancing 30 hours a week. I did ‘Nutcracker’ every year. I went en pointe really young.”

• She started her acting career as a child because she wanted a dance agent.

• She attended musical theatre acting classes weekly and has performed in theatrical plays, including The Lullabye League, which she was cast in at Age 6. She has also played the titular character in Annie.

• She started modelling when she was 9 years old.

• She dropped out of school after class 5 and started homeschooling in class 6.

• She is an animal lover and has a dog named Lola.

  

• As a philanthropist, she has worked with several organizations including ‘St. Jude’ and ‘I Dance For a Cure.’

• She started ‘Happy Paws Dog Treats’ with her husband Ethan Precourt.

• She has appeared in several films and TV shows including ‘Liv and Maddie’ (2016-2017), ‘Kevin (Probably) Saves the World’ (2017-2018), ‘The Wolf of Snow Hollow’ (2020), ‘Generation’ (2021), and ‘Popular Theory’ (2024).

  

• In an interview, she claimed that she was initially reluctant to accept the role in the film Heretic (2024) because she felt the film would have biased views.

• But, after reading the script, she felt that the film was open to interpretation and that the church missionaries were not shown as stereotypes.

  

• As of November 2024, she has over 285k followers on Instagram and 255K subscribers on YouTube.

• She has talked about her love for films and their musical scores that originated from the film, ‘The Hateful Eight’ (2015) in an interview and said,
  

  I see movies every day, I love movies. But when “The Hateful Eight” came out, and I saw it, I appreciated film so much. The score was so good and so inspiring that when I went home I googled Ennio Morricone, I downloaded the score. I think from there, my love for film really escalated. I wanted to watch every movie and listen to every score.

• Her first celebrity crush was American actor and filmmaker, Clint Eastwood after she watched his film, ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ (1966).