Adriana Chechik

Adriana Chechik (born November 4, 1991 ) is an American pornographic film actress. By 2022, she had mostly retired from pornography in favor of video game livestreaming on Twitch. In October 2022, she broke her back when she jumped into a shallow pit of foam cubes at the annual video gaming convention TwitchCon. Chechik documented her recovery following the injury.

Adult entertainment career Chechik worked as a dancer at Scarlett's Cabaret in Hallandale Beach, Florida, before working in porn. In May 2013, she signed a non-exclusive, one-year contract with Erotique Entertainment. On September 5, 2014, she launched her own website, AdrianaChechik.com, on the Cherry Pimps Network.

Chechik appeared on The Howard Stern Show on August 12, 2014, and was featured in Cosmopolitan magazine the following month. In 2019, she starred in an episode of the soft-core porn series LadyKiller TV, a parody of the Nightmare on Elm Street series directed by Jeremy Spencer. The same year, a Jezebel article on female ejaculation attributed Chechik's success in porn to her "squirting" prowess. In 2022, Indy100 described Chechik as "one of the most famous names in porn".

Maitland Ward recounted in her 2022 book, Rated X: How Porn Liberated Me from Hollywood, that Chechik helped her prepare for her first anal scene in the 2020 porn web series Muse. Both Chechik and Ward received awards for a scene in the series they appeared in together.

Streaming career and TwitchCon injury By 2022, Chechik had mostly retired from pornography in favor of livestreaming sessions on Twitch. Chechik revealed that as a streamer, she spent thousands of dollars in donations seeking the attention of fellow streamer Dr Disrespect, of whom she is a fan. By October 2022, Chechik herself had amassed more than 3.8 million followers on Instagram and over 800,000 on Twitch.

While attending TwitchCon on October 10, 2022, Chechik participated in an interactive exhibit hosted by Lenovo Legion and Intel that involved attendees dueling in an arena and landing in a pit of foam cubes. The arena was not padded properly, which caused people to land on concrete and sustain various injuries. Chechik broke her back in two places when landing, and had to undergo surgery to set the fracture with a rod implant. According to Chechik, Twitch said nothing to her privately about the incident. A tweet by esports news organization Dexerto making light of the injury based on Chechik's history was quickly retracted following backlash.

On October 29, it was reported that Chechik had been pregnant when she was taken to the hospital, and that the pregnancy had to be terminated due to her injuries. She reported in December that, following her injury, "internet trolls" had initiated a number of swatting incidents against her home, to the point that local law enforcement became familiar with her.

In January 2023, Chechik criticized Twitch streamer Adin Ross after Ross proposed to ban "hot tub" Twitch broadcasts, with Chechik describing Ross as "a man who clout chases after sex workers for views. One of the most disrespectful people I have ever met." Chechik also responded to criticism of her history as an adult performer by posting a picture of eleven awards she has won in the adult film industry. In July 2023, TMZ reported that Chechik was collaborating with a company called Forever Voices AI in the development of an "Adriana Chechik AI Companion", which would provide subscribers with AI-simulated conversations with Chechik using her voice.

In November 2023, Chechik wrote that although she was progressively recovering, she was still in pain from her injury.

In November 2025, during a Q&A story on her instagram, Chechik revealed that she was filming scenes again, after having to go through physical therapy to learn how to have an orgasm again due to her damaged nerves from the accident.

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