I AM NOT SURE I EVEN CARE ABOUT HER WANTING TO DO PORN. I GUESS SHE FEELS AS THOUGH IF SHE TALKS ABOUT IT SHE WILL GET SOME ATTENTION. I MEAN SHE HAS A NICE BODY AND ALL BUT SHE IS NO PLAYMATE. I WISH HER THE BEST AND HOPE SOMETHING POPS OFF FOR HER SOONER OR LATER. I MEAN ALL I CAN REMEMBER ABOUT HER WAS HER BEING THE DUMB BEST FRIEND AND DATING THAT DUMB ASS BOY......
WIKIPEDIA: Born in Pittsburgh, Johnson is African American and Puerto Rican. She is best known for her roles on the situation comedies Punky Brewster and Family Matters.
On Punky Brewster Johnson starred as Cherie Johnson, a character named and modeled after herself. She was the best friend of the title character, played by Soleil Moon Frye. She played the role throughout the series' run (1984–1986 and 1987–1988) with her actual grandmother Susie Garrett.
On Family Matters, Johnson portrayed the recurring role of Maxine, the best friend of Laura Winslow (Kellie Shanygne Williams). Johnson played the role from 1990 to 1998.
Johnson is the real life niece of TV producer David W. Duclon, who was responsible for starting her career. In addition to her starring roles, she has made guest appearances on The Parkers, and The Proud Family. She has also appeared on the soap opera Days of our Lives. She has produced many films over the past 10 years. Cherie joined Shadow Play Entertainment's literacy campaign called TAKE TIME TO READ as the national spokesperson, sharing her thoughts on why reading is so important no matter what your career. She has a seven book deal. Her first book, Around The World Twice, is out now. She released a poetry book with her co-writer of feature film 'I Do...I Did! titled "Two Walks Of Life" 4/12/11 and her sophomore novel Peaches & Cream is set to debut at the Harlem Book Fair July 23rd 2011. Writing has become her second career choice she is a contributing writer for Glam Couture Magazine where she does a monthly article titled "Cherry Picking". Cherie also holds the position of editor-at-large at Success News Paper.
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