Adult film star Kylie Page, 28, dies from suspected overdose.

Adult film star Kylie Page, who gained recognition for her appearances in various film productions and the Netflix documentary “Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On,” passed away at the age of 28 from a suspected overdose in her Los Angeles home. The tragic event occurred on June 25, with law enforcement authorities confirming that no foul play is suspected.

While the specific cause of Page’s death remains unverified as of midweek, initial reports indicate that police were called for a welfare check by friends. Upon their arrival, officers discovered fentanyl and drug paraphernalia within the premises, as well as personal belongings, including photographs depicting Page in intimate settings with several men.

Following her untimely death, a GoFundMe campaign was established by her sister to assist with transporting Page’s body back to her hometown in Oklahoma. The fund has garnered significant support, raising nearly ,000 out of its ,000 goal by Wednesday afternoon. The initiative aims not only to cover funeral expenses but also to provide emotional and financial support to Page’s family as they navigate their grief and loss.

Page’s sister reflected on her life and character in the GoFundMe description, emphasizing the profound love she shared as a daughter and sister, and the unwavering support she provided as a friend. The family’s appeal resonates with the essence of community and connection during such a devastating time.

Throughout her decade-long career in the adult film industry, Page collaborated with notable companies including Brazzers, Vixen Media, and Naughty America. Additionally, she maintained a presence on the platform OnlyFans, further establishing her brand within the adult entertainment sector.

In response to Page’s death, Brazzers publicly commemorated her legacy, expressing their sorrow and celebrating her vibrant spirit. The company’s tribute highlighted Page’s laughter and kindness, affirming the positive impact she had on those she worked with.

Beyond her adult film credits, Page also appeared as Bonnie Kinz in an episode of “Hot Girls Wanted,” a series that delves into the complexities of sex, technology, and intimate relationships. Her multifaceted career and personal story continue to resonate in discussions about the intersections of fame, mental health, and society’s evolving views on the adult entertainment industry. As her family and loved ones mourn her loss, the outpouring of support reflects the impact she made both on-screen and off.