Five nominations in one night? Yeah, that’s how you announce a comeback is officially nuclear.
Chloe Amour just got handed a fistful of 2026 XMA hardware possibilities, and the industry is buzzing harder than a vibe on high. Three of those nods belong to her brand-new Evil Angel showcase Mon Amour—a love letter to her raw sexuality that apparently left voters speechless.
Chloe Amour Owns the 2026 XMA Nominations
Let’s run the list real quick because it’s filthy good:
- Best Performer Showcase – Mon Amour (Evil Angel)
- Best Sex Scene – Performer Showcase – Mon Amour
- Best Sex Scene – Orgy/Group (Female-Led) – Mon Amour
- Best Sex Scene – All-Sex – Double Penetration Fixation 5 (Evil Angel)
- Best Sex Scene – Fetish – He’s In Charge 6 (Digital Sin)
Three for the showcase alone. That’s not a nomination wave—that’s a damn tsunami.
Mon Amour Just Rewrote the Showcase Game
Evil Angel doesn’t hand out performer showcases like candy. When they do, the bar is sky-high. Chloe didn’t just clear it; she kicked the damn thing into orbit. Word from set is she directed half the scenes herself, called the shots on talent, and turned in performances that had crew members forgetting their light meters.
The female-led orgy nomination? That one’s raising eyebrows in the best way. Think multiple top-tier cocks at once, Chloe in total control, bodies everywhere, and zero apologies. If you’ve seen the trailer on Evil Angel, you already know your jaw spent more time on the floor than upright.
From Comeback Kid to Awards Magnet
Remember when people whispered Chloe might fade after her hiatus? Cute. 2025 has been nothing but studio after studio begging for dates, gangbangs that break the internet, and now this nomination haul. Double-penetration scenes that look like Olympic events. Domination play that makes you question who’s really in charge. The woman is firing on every cylinder.
“I’m truly grateful for all five of these nominations… especially for Mon Amour, which was such a major project for me. Every scene this year has been a chance to grow, challenge myself and connect with incredible teams.”
– Chloe Amour
Translation: she’s not done. Not even close.
What This Means for January
Voting is open now on the industry side, and the ceremony goes down January 18 at the Hollywood Palladium. If Mon Amour walks away with even two of those three big ones, we’re looking at a changing of the guard. Chloe’s already a lock for every studio’s 2026 schedule—winning just pours gasoline on the fire.
Fans, do your thing on OnlyFans.com/ChloeAmour and keep streaming everything she drops. The woman is in her prime, and prime Chloe is a beautiful, filthy thing to watch.
Five nominations today. Trophies in January? Place your bets, because this comeback story just hit the final act—and it’s looking like a clean sweep.
