The adult entertainment sector is reeling from a heart-wrenching loss. Kylie Page, a renowned adult film star who graced the screens in Netflix's 'Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On,' passed away in Los Angeles on June 25, as confirmed by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner to AVN. She was just 28 years old. The exact cause of her demise remains undisclosed pending further investigation, according to the outlet.
Immediately following Kylie's untimely death, an outpouring of grief and tributes flooded social media from her closest friends. Leah Gotti, another adult film star, shared intimate details of their friendship, recounting how they met at the tender age of 18 while working at the "same model house." Kylie, who skyrocketed to fame in 2016, was described by Gotti with deep emotion to AVN on June 26, "She was an incredibly infectious spirit, always radiating light and joy. Her smile was contagious, her laughter infectious, and she cherished living life to its fullest, embracing freedom with every fiber of her being."
Echoing similar sentiments, OnlyFans model Tommy Grey posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, vowing to carry Kylie's spirit with her wherever she goes. "We grew up together, distance meaning nothing when our hearts were intertwined," she wrote in the June 28 post, accompanied by a cherished selfie of the two sharing a joyful smile. "Through laughter, late-night confessions, and moments of vulnerability, we stood by each other's side during our darkest hours. Yet, amidst the chaos, we always found a reason to laugh."
Meanwhile, Brazzers, the porn production company with which Kylie had previously collaborated, paid a poignant tribute on X (formerly Twitter). "The Brazzers team is deeply saddened by the passing of Kylie Page," a spokesperson stated. "Kylie will be forever remembered for her infectious laughter, kindness, and the light she brought wherever she went. Our heartfelt condolences go out to Kylie's family, friends, and fans during this trying time."
Kylie's journey in the industry was marked by notable milestones, including her appearance in 'Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On' produced by Rashida Jones in 2017, just a year into her career. Under the pseudonym Bonnie Kinz, she revealed her intentions to adopt her real first name, Kylie, for authenticity. "I wanted to change my name before delving into boy-girl scenes, to be true to myself," she explained in the series, according to Decider. "I chose my first name, Kylie, because I genuinely enjoy what I do. It's fun."
