Adult film star Kagney Linn Karter has passed away at the age of 36 after reportedly committing suicide.
According to reports, she died on Thursday in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
Friends of the adult film entertainer have now started a GoFundMe on behalf of her mother, Tina, to help cover the cost of her memorial.
Kagney Linn Karter Died Age 36
Famous adult film star Karter, who began her career in the industry as far back as the mid-2000s, passed away on Thursday by suicide.
Karter’s body was reportedly received by the Medical Examiner’s office in Parma, Ohio, that same day. Her death was also confirmed by the Parma Police Department, who told a news outlet that she “took her own life.”
Friends of the adult film star echoed what the police said and have since opened a GoFundMe to help raise money which will go into financing Karter’s memorial and other “financial expectations associated with it.”
The fundraiser which has a goal of $8,000, currently sits at $7,425, and any extra money raised will be donated to any local animal rescue charities, a cause which Karter’s friends claim she was passionate about.
Kagney Linn Karter Described As A ‘Woman Who Wore Many Hats’
The ladies behind the GoFundMe, Rachel and Megan, claim to be owners of two fitness studios in the Northeast Ohio area, which the late adult film star went to a lot.
On the GoFundMe page, they showered the late Karter with praises, describing her as a woman “who wore many hats” and a “performer, a singer, a dancer, a daughter and a friend.”
They added, “She first came to our Cleveland studio in November of 2019, freshly moved out of LA, rearing and ready to jump back into pole, in a brand new community where she knew no one and no one knew her.”
The duo noted that Karter “wasn’t intimidated or anxious. The fact that she was the new kid on the block didn’t bother her in the least. She immediately warmed to the studio and all the students with an effortless grace, and it soon felt as if she had always been a part of the studio from the very beginning.”
According to Rachel and Megan, Karter struggled with her mental health “as the years passed by.” However, in her darkest days, “she still showed up to the studio, always ready to learn, contribute, better herself in whatever small way she could manage.”
The pair noted that Karter’s last class with them was February 7, “less than two weeks before [she] tragically took her own life in her home.”
Rest in peace, Kagney Linn Karter.
