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May 2024 · 4 minute read

What is Kayden Kross’ Net Worth?

Kayden Kross, the American adult film star, has a net worth of $4.5 million. She started out as a stripper to earn enough money to buy a horse. After attending California State University – Sacramento, she signed a contract with Vivid Video during her senior year. However, she decided not to renew her contract with them and signed with Adam & Eve instead. This proved to be a wise move, as she quickly became a fan favorite.

Ms. Kross was named Penthouse Pet of the Month in September 2008 and launched her own website. In 2010, she signed an exclusive contract with Digital Playground, and went on to star in popular projects like “The Smiths” and “Body Heat”. She has hosted several awards ceremonies and was recognized as one of the “12 Most Popular Stars of Porn” by CNBC. In addition, she has won multiple awards, is a featured columnist for various print and online publications, and has made guest appearances on “G4”, “Life On Top”, “The League”, and “Breaking Bad”.

Kayden Kross’ Early Life and Career

Kayden Kross was born on September 15, 1985 in Sacramento, California. She grew up between Sacramento and Placerville and is of Swedish descent. Kross has described herself as a bookworm and nerd during her high school years.

At the age of 18, Kross started stripping at Rick’s Showgirls in Rancho Cordova, California to earn enough money to rescue a pony from a local slaughterhouse. She was able to keep the pony for eight months after rescuing it.

Kayden Kross: From Stripper to Award-Winning Adult Film Star

Kayden Kross began her career as a stripper before being discovered by an agent and booking modeling opportunities in adult magazines. She signed a contract with Vivid and made several adult films before becoming a free agent and signing with Adam & Eve. In 2010, Kross became exclusive to Digital Playground, winning awards for her roles in “The Smiths” and “Body Heat.”

In addition to her work in the adult film industry, Kross has made appearances in mainstream media, including the FX comedy series “The League” and the G4 reality series “The Block.” She has also had a role in the series “Family Jewels” and was cast as Tara in the drama film “Blue Dream.” Kross has also continued writing throughout her career, publishing a story in the 2012 short story collection “Forty Stories: New Writing from Harper Perennial” and writing regular columns for publications like “Complex” and “XBIX.”

Kross has hosted her own weekly call-in show, “Krossfire,” on Playboy Radio and has made two music video appearances for songs by the band Nekrogoblikon – “No One Survives” and “We Need a Gimmick.” In 2019, she launched Deeper, a channel of Vixen Media Group, that films its own adult content.

Kayden Kross’ Legal Troubles and Personal Life

Kayden Kross faced legal troubles in 2008 when she was charged with grand theft and violations of the California Civil Code related to contracts for purchases of home equity mortgages. She pleaded no contest to the resulting charges and was sentenced to one day in custody and three years of probation. Kross later stated that her involvement in the incident was due to her youth and being scammed by the broker and mortgage lender she was working with.

Kross is in a relationship with French pornographic actor Manuel Ferrara, and they have a daughter together. In 2013, Ferrara asked Kross to no longer perform with other male actors while he continues to shoot scenes with other women. They have acknowledged the double standard in this arrangement but have stated that it works for them. Kross can veto any female performer that she does not wish Ferrara to work with, and he has stated that he would stop performing altogether if asked.

Kross has used her platform to advocate for various causes in the adult film industry. She testified against a proposed tax in California that would negatively affect producers and distributors of adult entertainment in 2008. She also appeared on the show “Stossel” in 2012 to discuss issues affecting the adult entertainment industry.

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