Where is she now?

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Lux Kassidy was born on May 17th, 1985 in Los Angeles (California). 

Lux played the flute in high school. She worked at a real estate office, a restaurant, and a doctor's office prior to becoming involved in the adult film industry at age 21 in 2006. 

Lux was the Pet of the Month in the October, 2007 issue of "Penthouse." ; she was featured in many videos from 'Peach DVD' collections.

During an interview Lux confessed that her first name was taken from Kirsten Dunst's character in the movie "The Virgin Suicides" and her second name was taken from a character on the TV series "Nash Bridges." 

She signed a one year contract as the spokes model for the adult toy company "Xhale Glass" in early 2007. 

In 2008 she co-hosted the show "The Naked View" on Playboy TV. 

Her sole mainstream film credit to date was a minor unaccredited role as a member of the Swedish team in the raucous comedy romp "Beer fest." 

A self-proclaimed gym rat, she has modeled for the mainstream health and fitness brand Fantasy Fitness.

Her activity ceased soon after 2018.


I might have had a crush on Lux Kassidy, she had such a promising future ahead of her.

Sometime I wonder where she is now. I hope she is eating enough.

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