NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Olivia Nova, a 20-year-old porn star, died Sunday in Las Vegas.
Nova, who began acting in March, was found dead in a house in Las Vegas.
Porn star Olivia Nova was found dead on Sunday.(INSTAGRAM)
“While only represented by Direct Models for a short period of time, we came to know Olivia as a beautiful girl with a very sweet and gentle personality,” LA Direct Models said in a statement.
“It is understood next of kin have been informed. Another one, way too young we are beyond shocked and most certainly, completely out of the blue. Rest in peace, sweet angel.”
Nova, who was originally from Minessota, had appeared in productions by Vixen and Brazzers, among others.
In September, she said she planned to return to school and launch a nonprofit organization in the next 10 years.
On Christmas, Nova tweeted that she was spending the holidays alone.
“Want to give a fan a holiday call,” she tweeted. “Would lift my spirit.”
Alone on the holidays and want to give a fan a holiday call. ❤️ would lift my spirits 💜
— Olivia Nova (@olivianovaxxx) December 25, 2017
Las Vegas police told the Daily News that the coroner has not announced a cause of death yet.
A GoFundMe was set up for Nova to help her mother with funeral costs.
Nova follows the early deaths of several porn stars recently, including 23-year-old August Ames, who committed suicide in December.
In the week before her death, Ames had been attacked after saying she didn’t want to work with an actor who had previously shot gay porn. Ames cited safety reasons, but critics accused her of homophobia.
Olivia Nova - You are loved and remembered. If any girls are reading this, reach out. I never want anyone to ever feel alone and lost. Life should not be like that. pic.twitter.com/szvt10Akhp
— Catalina Cruz™ (@CatalinaCruz) January 9, 2018
August Ames, Shyla Stylez, Yuri Beltran, and Olivia Nova all incredibly young talent. We must be kinder and look out for one another in this industry. Our Truth and Standing by one another is our only power. ~ 💋 KP
— Adult Performers Actors Guild (@APAGunion) January 9, 2018
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