Kylie Page, a performer known both for her work in adult film and her openness about personal struggles, has been remembered by colleagues, friends, and fans following her untimely passing at the age of 28.
Page, whose real name was Kylie Pylant, first gained wider recognition after appearing in the Netflix docuseries Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On. In the programme she spoke candidly about the challenges of her career and her long-running battle with substance abuse, which began in her teenage years.
For many, she stood out because she was willing to be vulnerable. She did not shy away from speaking about addiction, recovery, and the effort it took to stay on track. At times she entered rehabilitation programmes and lived in sober housing, gradually working to rebuild her life.
Just before her death, Page had marked what should have been a hopeful turning point. According to reports, she had recently celebrated 60 days of sobriety, was attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, and had even begun leading them. Friends said she seemed determined to stay focused on recovery, offering support to others in the same position. That sense of renewal, coupled with her trademark optimism, made the news of her death especially hard for those who knew her. View this post on Instagram A post shared by KYLIE PAGE (@therealkyliepagex)