Kylie Page, a 28‑year‑old adult film star and former Netflix "Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On" cast member, was found dead in her Los Angeles apartment on June 25. Authorities suspect a fatal drug overdose—likely fentanyl—though final autopsy results are pending.
The shocking news sparked an outpouring of sorrow across the internet. Brazzers, Free Press Journal, TMZ, NY Post, and People.com chronicled her journey from Oklahoma to adult entertainment fame and the circumstances of her tragic death.
Born Kylie Pylant in Tulsa and known for over 200 productions, Page battled substance abuse—a struggle she candidly discussed in the Netflix series. Family and colleagues remember her as “a daughter who loved hard, a sister who never let go, and a friend who showed up without being asked,” a sentiment echoed by her talent agency.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to cover funeral expenses and repatriate her remains to Oklahoma.
Page’s death has sparked concerns about mental health and drug abuse within the adult entertainment industry. It underscores systemic vulnerabilities faced by performers, resonating with earlier tragedies like those of August Ames. Her passing has triggered renewed calls within industry and advocacy circles for better support services and safety nets.
As tributes continue to flow, Kylie Page is remembered not just for her on‑screen roles, but for her kindness, talent, and struggle with addiction. Her untimely death is a sobering reminder of the need for compassion, awareness, and industry reform.
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