Kylie Page Death: A Bright Light Gone Too Soon
The adult entertainment community and fans worldwide are reeling after the sudden death of 28‑year‑old Kylie Page (born Kylie Pylant), best known for her performances in over 200 adult films and her appearance in Netflix’s Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On. Found at her Hollywood home on June 25, 2025, Kylie’s life ended tragically—leading to widespread mourning and concern around mental health and substance use in her industry.
The Circumstances of Kylie’s Passing
On June 25, a welfare check was requested by a concerned friend at Kylie’s Los Angeles residence. Emergency responders discovered her lifeless in her home. Law enforcement officials later reported the presence of fentanyl and other drug paraphernalia, along with intimate photos taken at the residence. While an official cause hasn’t been confirmed by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, investigators strongly suspect a fatal overdose; foul play has been ruled out.
Friends noted that Kylie’s final social media post came just one day before her death, adding to the shock of her sudden decline.
Tributes, Legacy, and Support
Kylie Page was remembered for more than just her on‑screen presence. Her warmth, kindness, and infectious joy stood out in the tributes from colleagues and fans:
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Brazzers, a studio she frequently worked with, posted:
“Kylie will be remembered for her laughter, kindness and bringing light wherever she went.” -
Fellow performer Leah Gotti, sharing with AVN:
“She was really light and bright and she just loved to smile, laugh…and valued living life to the fullest.”
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Alex Mack of Hussie Models, Kylie’s talent agency, stated:
“She was a kind soul, a wonderful friend, and always brought warmth and energy wherever she went.”
All of this paints a picture of a deeply genuine individual whose presence went far beyond her public image.
Financial & Funeral Support Table
| Purpose | Description | Funds Raised |
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| Body Transport & Burial | To bring Kylie’s remains from California to her native Midwest (Oklahoma) | Over $10,000 donated |
| Funeral & Memorial Costs | Cover funeral expenses, allowing family to grieve without financial burden | Ongoing GoFundMe |
Facts in Kylie’s Life and Career
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Born: February 13, 1997, in Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Stage Names: Performed as Kylie Page and Bonnie Kinz
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Industry Entry: Began career in 2016; appeared in 200+ adult films for top studios including Brazzers, Naughty America, Jules Jordan, and Vixen Media
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Netflix Appearance: Featured in the 2017 docuseries Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On, openly discussing challenges with substance
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Final Moments: Passed away on June 25, 2025; last social media activity was June 24
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Suspected Cause: Fentanyl‑related overdose; Medical Examiner's ruling still pending
Looking Deeper: A Mental Health and Industry Crisis
Kylie’s untimely death is more than personal tragedy—it reflects broader issues within her industry.
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Prevalence of depression: A 2011 California study found that 33% of female adult performers met clinical thresholds for depression—more than twice the rate among peers—due to stigma, volatile income, and emotional challenges.
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Substance abuse links: Her Netflix appearance included candid discussions about drug use, echoing wider sentiments that the pressures of fame can drive performers to self‑medicate .
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Advocacy response: Nonprofits like Pineapple Support and The Cupcake Girls have highlighted the urgent need for mental‑health infrastructure in the adult sector.
What Comes Next?
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Official findings pending: The LA County Medical Examiner continues investigation; toxicology results may confirm exact cause.
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Fundraiser progress: GoFundMe efforts remain active—those wishing to support can share or donate.
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Calls for change: Kylie’s death amplifies demands for comprehensive wellness programs, mental‑health services, and greater systemic support for adult industry workers.
Final Thoughts
Kylie Page’s death on June 25, 2025 marks a heartbreaking end to a life full of creative talent and compassion. She emerged from humble beginnings in Oklahoma to stardom in adult entertainment and the broader spotlight of Netflix. Yet the pressures she faced behind the scenes—substance dependence and mental strain—culminated in a tragic loss that resonates far beyond her circle.
While today’s headlines highlight the suspected overdose and emotional outpourings surrounding her, Kylie’s legacy presses us to ask: what systems are in place to support performers, and how urgently must they be improved? Her story is a call both to remember her light—and to act so that others are not lost the same way.
