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Victoria Pedretti Nude Scenes
Birthplace: United States
28 videosVictoria Pedretti shares scenes with Amelia Eve, Kacey Musgraves and Lola Tung on CelebMasta.
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Forbidden Fruits (2026) Movie 6 videos
Directed by Meredith Alloway
Playing Cherry in Forbidden Fruits, Victoria Pedretti gets pulled into the store's witchy inner circle. The scenes track her through topless and underwear shots alongside a full sex scene. One clip pairs her with Lola Tung's Pumpkin for a charged exchange between the two fruits. Tits and lingerie both surface repeatedly across the collection.
Sole (2026) Movie 1 video
Directed by Haneol Lee
The lone clip in this collection is Victoria Pedretti's sex scene from Sole, drawn from the 2026 drama.
The Non-actor (2025) Movie 1 video
Directed by Eliza Barry Callahan
Playing Elliot, a woman navigating sudden hearing loss, Victoria Pedretti shares an intimate connection with Maya Hawke's Bella. The two grow close while Elliot stays in her ex's new girlfriend's home during a medical trial. Their bond turns physical in a sex scene that anchors the film's quiet, sensory tone.
Star-crossed The Film (2021) Movie 1 video
Directed by Bardia Zeinali
Victoria Pedretti appears as Heist Girl 1 in Star-crossed The Film. She shares a sex scene with Kacey Musgraves and Princess Nokia.
The Haunting Of Bly Manor (2020) TV 7 videos
Created by Mike Flanagan
As Dani Clayton in The Haunting of Bly Manor, Victoria Pedretti anchors the show's central romance. Her scenes with Amelia Eve's Jamie move from an underwear scene to a full lesbian sex scene. One clip lingers on a lesbian butt scene between the two women. The run captures Dani and Jamie's relationship at its most intimate and unguarded.
You (2018) TV 12 videos
Created by Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble
Victoria Pedretti's stretch of scenes in You plays out opposite Penn Badgley's Joe Goldberg. The set covers a sex scene along with underwear and thong shots that flash her booty. One clip zeroes in on a hot exchange rendered explicit for the show's darker turn. Across the run, Pedretti moves between vulnerability and exposure, giving the killer romance its most bared texture.
