Inside the Adult Industry’s Dark Crisis: What’s Driving a Deadly Surge in Substance-Related Deaths?
Is it just me, or does the adult entertainment industry seem to be caught in a grim sequel none of us asked for? Meet Kylie Page — the latest starlet whose life was tragically cut short, joining a heartbreaking roster of six others over the past three years, all lost to the shadowy grip of substance abuse and self-destruction. From the UK’s Sophie Anderson to the courageous trans performer Angelina Please, this isn’t just a string of unfortunate tragedies — it’s a glaring symptom of an industry wrestling with mental health crises, disproportionately hitting women the hardest. Makes you wonder: when the spotlight dims, who’s really left holding the script? Let’s peel back the curtain on this sobering rise in fatal overdoses and the silent battles behind the scenes. LEARN MORE.
Kylie Page is the most recent of seven adult entertainment stars to succumb to a fatal dr*g overdose or other means of self-destructionover the past three years.
The other six comprise UK entertainer Sophie Anderson, trans performer Angelina Please, Sophia Leone, Jesse Jane, and Kagney Linn Karter, who are US nationals.
The uptick in X-rated performers’ passings parallels studies indicating d*adly substance ab*se is rampant in the industry and that females are more susceptible to it than men.
- Kylie Page, 27, was found d*ad in her Hollywood home surrounded by f*ntanyl and other dr*g paraphernalia.
- At least seven adult stars, mostly women, have died in the past three years due to overdoses or self-inflicted harm.
- Experts and insiders point to rising mental health struggles and substance ab*se within the industry, with women disproportionately affected.
Police found paraphernalia in the adult star’s home
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Page was discovered in her Hollywood home on June 25 this year after friends alerted police to the fact that they had not seen the Oklahoma transplant in a while.
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