All The Babes
Madelaine Petsch
Also known as Madelaine Grobbelaar Petsch
Career
Active 2014 – present
Biography
About Madelaine Petsch
Red-haired Madelaine Petsch, an American actress, is best known as Cheryl Blossom in Riverdale. She has also appeared in F the Prom, The Curse of Sleeping Beauty, and Sightless. Her career began in 2014, and she has worked across film, TV, and voiceover roles. Petsch was born in Port Orchard, Washington, on August 18, 1994. She stands 5'3" with a slim build and brown eyes. Her natural look includes no tattoos or piercings. She was also a YouTuber. With over 22 million Instagram followers, she ranks among the top social media personalities. Petsch remains a prominent figure in entertainment, continuing to take on diverse roles.
Record
Profile details
Personal
- Years Active
- 2014-present (started around 19 years old; 12 years active)
- Birthplace
- Port Orchard, Washington, United States
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Sexuality
- Straight
Body
- Hair Color
- Red
- Eye Color
- Brown
- Weight
- 132 lbs (or 60 kg)
- Bra/Cup Size
- 32B show conversions - UK: 32B, EU: 70B, AU: 10B, JP: 70B
- Boobs
- Real/Natural
- Tattoos
- None
- Piercings
- None
Extra
- Instagram Followers
- 22.7m (as of March 2026)
Frequently asked
What role made Madelaine Petsch famous?
She gained widespread recognition for playing Cheryl Blossom in the TV series Riverdale.
How old was she when she started acting?
She began her career in 2014 at around 19 years old.
What are some of her notable roles besides Riverdale?
She played Marissa in F the Prom, Eliza in The Curse of Sleeping Beauty, and Ellen Ashland in Sightless, among others.
Did you know
- Her height of 5'3" makes her petite, and she weighs 132 lbs.
- She has a natural bust with no tattoos or piercings.
- Despite her fame, she has no linked OnlyFans account.
More American Actress profiles
Help improve this profile
Spot something wrong or missing? Fix a detail, add a link, or share a fact. Every submission is reviewed before it goes live.
Are you Madelaine Petsch?