(Mirror Daily, United States) – In a mysterious string of deaths affecting the porn industry, porn star Olivia Nova, 20, is the latest adult film actress to abruptly die at a fairly young age.
Her body was found in her Las Vegas apartment Sunday, and her family is trying to take her back home to Minnesota.
Investigators couldn’t tell the exact cause of death. On Christmas, she told her 20,000+ Twitter fans that she felt lonely as there was nobody by her side during the holidays.
Her former agency, LA Direct Models, commented on her death Monday. The agency described her as a “very sweet” person with a “gentle personality.” Her colleagues said they were beyond shocked. “Rest in peace, sweet angel,” the statement reads.
Nova started her career as an adult film actress in March 2017. She had over 20,000 Twitter followers, of whom many expressed their sadness over the abrupt death.
Three Other Porn Stars Dead Since November
Nova is the latest young porn star in a string of deaths affecting the adult industry. In December, porn actress August Ames, 23, killed herself after a huge backlash over her comments on male porn actors who accept gay roles.
After saying that she would not agree to film a movie with a man who had done gay porn, she was blasted as homophobic. Her family said she struggled with mental health issues. At one point, the late actress admitted to being molested as a child.
Porn star Turi Luv, 31, was killed by a drug overdose in December. On social media she had told fans that she would have liked to die “late, in love, and a little drunk.”
In November, porn star legend Shyla Stylez was found unresponsive in the morning. Doctors said she died in her sleep but wouldn’t say the cause of death. She had retired from the adult business in 2016.
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