People
- Chloe (American singer) (1987–), Chloe Lowery, a Yanni Voices vocalist
- Chloe (Australian singer), who released cover of "Crash" (2005)
- Chloe (pornographic actress) (1971–)
- Chloë Agnew (1989–), Irish singer and the youngest member of Celtic Woman
- Chloe Alper (1981–), English singer and bass player for the band Pure Reason Revolution
- Chloë Annett (1971–), British actress
- Chloe Bridges (1991-), American and teen actress, singer and pianist
- Chloe Dao (1972–), Season Two winner of the reality television series Project Runway
- Chloe Dolandis, American television host
- Chloe Everton (1979-), British television presenter
- Chloe Hooper (1973-), Australian author
- Chloe Jones (1975–2005), American model and pornographic actress
- Chloe Rose Lattanzi (1986-), American actress and singer
- Chloe Lowery (1987-), aka "Chloe," a Yanni Voices vocalist
- Chloe Marshall (1991–), British plus-size model
- Chloë Grace Moretz (1997–), American child actress
- Chloe Moss (1976-), British playwright
- Chloe Rogers (1985–), English field hockey player
- Chloë Sevigny (1974–), American actress
- Chloe Smith (1982-), British Conservative politician
- Chloe Sutton (1992–), American swimmer
- Chloe Webb (1956–), American actress
- Chloe Wofford (1931–), (birth name of Toni Morrison) American author, editor, and professor
- Khloé Kardashian (1984–), Kourtney and Khloé Take Miami, Keeping Up with the Kardashians
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