Lulu Chu

It would be easy to underestimate Lulu Chu. She stands several inches under five feet tall, with a sweetly meek countenance that hints at what she jokingly calls the "Catholic guilt" of her upbringing. But the cliché that "great things come in small packages" finds one of its most potent incarnations in this petite, powerful firebrand. Chu was born in China but moved to the United States at age one when she was adopted by a family in Oklahoma. Though she faced occasional bullying for being different, she found solace in passions like reading and writing. An early viewing of 1997's Batman and Robin, with its sexy villain Poison Ivy, made a vivid impression. She admitted in an EMMMedia YouTube interview that she started sending naughty pics of herself to boyfriends once she began to discover her sexual side. "It was a form of validation," she said. It was also a tantalizing hint of things to come. After doing some sugar babying, she began her adult career with webcam shows co-starring her then-boyfriend. "I am an exhibitionist, so knowing that hundreds or thousands of people were watching me was pretty hot," she told EMMMedia. Before long, industry talent scouts recruited Chu to appear in her first studio porn shoots. In 2019 alone, she shot content for major brands like MOFOs, Bang Bros., Nubile Films, and more. Though the pandemic limited the scale of work she could do in 2020, by 2022, she was scoring award nominations for her work in prestige productions like Deeper's Mistress Maitland. Spank Bank nominated her for Handjob Heroine of the Year in 2020, and she has also excelled at oral sex scenes. She's plucky and enthusiastic on this front, noting that the key to a great blowjob is getting the performer's dick as far down her throat as possible. In her 2024 Adult Time podcast interview, she admitted she isn't always great at self-care but that it generally comes down to "a lot of chocolate, skin care, and watching Pride and Prejudice (2005)." Chu envisions herself in the industry for a long, long time. "I do it as a career. I'd like to do this for as long as the public wants me," she said. After retiring from onscreen work, she would like to transition to behind-the-scenes roles.