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Cory Chase's real name is Audrey Wirtzberger. She was born in New Jersey in 1981 to a couple named Olga and Larry. At 19 she joined the United States Army. After the Army she worked in food service. By her mid-twenties she was filming amateur porn for a company called Southern Charms. By 2007 she was shooting for Reality Kings in Florida. Two years later she and her husband Robert Leon quit their day jobs and went into porn full-time. They have been married since 2005. He still works alongside her. She became the face of the most searched porn genre in America. The genre is called fauxcest. Stepmom scenes. In 2018 "stepmom" was the fourth most popular search term on Pornhub. In 2019, 2021, and 2022 it was seventh. She didn't create the category. She is just the woman the algorithm chose to represent it. In September 2017, United States Senator Ted Cruz's official Twitter account liked a two-minute clip of hers. The video was called Dicks for Two. She played a stepmother who walks in on her stepdaughter having sex and decides to join in. Cruz blamed a staffer. The clip became the fastest porn video to reach one million views. His Republican Party had called porn "a public health crisis" in its platform months earlier. As Texas solicitor general, Cruz had once defended a state law banning the sale of sex toys. She found out about the whole thing while sitting in the dark during Hurricane Irma with no power and almost no internet access. She tweeted: "So I hear I am trending with Ted Cruz. I am literally in the dark." When reporters asked her about it she said she did not like that he watched it for free. He pirated that video. He should have paid Reality Kings for a subscription. She is 45 years old. She has been in the industry for almost two decades. She won Best MILF Performer at the AVN Awards. She is still active. She is still married to the same man she married before any of this started. They built the business together. Most people who have heard the name Cory Chase will never know her real name is Audrey Wirtzberger, that she served in the U.S. Army, or that a sitting United States senator publicly liked her work and then called it a staffing issue. Did Ted Cruz's staffer accidentally like a porn video, or did a senator who built his career on family values get caught watching the most popular genre in America and blame the nearest intern?

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