With her glossy, raven locks, almond, green eyes and desirable bone structure, it seemed inevitable Chloe Maxwell would launch her career as a model.  What was less predictable was the versatility that would follow as she flirted between acting, television presenting, radio hosting and endorsing some of Australia most-loved brands.

Now, as devoted mother and wife to rugby legend, Mat Rogers, Chloe is entering a new phase in her frenetic life, balancing a contented home life with her growing media responsibilities. She has been an active part of the SEAFM radio station family, and is making the most of her new life on the Gold Coast, where Mat plays for the Gold Coast Titans.

Discovered by Chic Management founder Ursula Hufnagl in 1992, Chloe has been on an upward path to success ever since.  Her distinctive looks and vivacious spirit quickly led her to become one of Chic most in-demand models, working effusively here and overseas.
It was a Jeans West contract that really catapulted her career. The three year contract as the cheeky Jeans West girl captured the nation hearts and attention, along with television network producers who all rushed to sign her.

Chloe won her first presenting role on Network Ten E! News in 2000, then went on to host Fox8 Premiere and Stylebyte on Arena.
With her cool youth appeal and rock-solid status as a style influencer, Chloe then became the key talent at Foxtel Channel [V], appearing on their key shows plus Big Day Out and Arias Red Carpet specials.

Famed for her relaxed on-air demeanour and ever-increasing popularity, Chloe made the switch to free-to-air television, firstly hosting the Seven Network WILD TV and then co-hosting Network Ten The X Factor, which led to Chloe hosting her very own spin-off show on prime-time Sunday nights.

In 2008 Chloe married long time partner Mat Rogers and their 2 children Phoenix and Max, joined his two older children Jack and Skyla.
An opportunity to display her versatility as a performer came along in 2008 when she appeared in the Seven Network ratings-winner, It Takes Two. Partnering with crooner David Campbell, Chloe performed live in front of millions of Australians each week.

In 2010 Chloe has come back on to TV screens as the roving entertaining reporter on ‘The Matty John’s show’ on Channel Seven with a 6 months role in this primetime show which sees her giving Usher a rugby tackle as well as international trips to interview Hollywood stars.

Her magnetism, innate style and uncanny knack for predicting trends within popular culture have led Chloe to a bustling media future. She remains in high demand as a television presenter, radio host, brand ambassador and professional speaker.