Cherie Currie

Cherie Currie first found fame as the lead singer of the all-female 1970s hard rock band The Runaways. The group also included future rock stars Joan Jett and Lita Ford. That band put her at the center of a pivotal moment in rock history, though her career soon branched out.

After The Runaways, Cherie moved into acting. Her first role was as Annie in the film Foxes, alongside Jodie Foster and Scott Baio. She has since appeared in various films and television shows. Beyond performing, she works as an artist, writer, and producer. Born in Encino, California, she is American and of Caucasian ethnicity. At 66, she has been active since 1976, starting around age 16. She stands 5'6" with blonde hair and an average build. Her Instagram following has grown to 20k.