Remembering Kyle Dean: A Life Cut Short At 21

Adult film actor Kyle Dean died last month, according to Queerty. Dean, whose birth name was Brandon Jason Chrisan, was 21 years old. The news of his passing has brought attention to his life and career, as well as the challenges he faced. Born in Texas and later residing in Bradenton, Florida, Dean's story is one of ambition, struggle, and the pursuit of dreams.

Details surrounding Dean’s cause of death have yet to be released. He was pronounced dead on September 28, but news of his passing did not come to light until an obituary was published online a few days later. This delayed announcement has left many of his fans and loved ones seeking answers.

In his obituary, produced by Toale Brothers Funeral Home, it was shared that Dean had a passion for sports and physical fitness. He played football for the East Manatee Bulldogs Pop Warner team for four years and later joined the Braden River Freshman football team. His dedication to fitness was recognized when he won fourth place in an Adult Physique Competition at just 17 years old. This early success set the stage for his entry into the adult film industry.

Biography of Kyle Dean

Full Name	Brandon Jason Chrisan
Date of Birth	1997
Date of Death	September 28, 2018
Career	Adult Film Actor
Notable Works	GayHoopla, Corbin Fisher
Residence	Bradenton, Florida
Family	Parents, step-parents, siblings (including brother with autism)

Dean's journey into the adult film industry began in 2016 when he worked with prominent studios like GayHoopla and Corbin Fisher. Described as a "gay-for-pay performer," he gained popularity by engaging with fans online, often requesting monetary support for various needs in exchange for exclusive content. This unique approach showcased his entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to connect with his audience.

Despite his rising fame, Dean faced personal challenges. In February 2017, he was arrested on charges of contempt of court and probation violation. Reports indicated that this stemmed from previous drug charges and burglary convictions. He was ordered to participate in a drug intervention program, highlighting the struggles he faced beyond his public persona.

Following his untimely death, Dean is survived by his parents, step-parents, and a large family, including his younger brother, Kenneth Walker Smith, who has autism. Their close bond was a significant part of Dean's life, and his family requested that instead of flowers, donations be made to The Pinnacle Academy PTO, supporting his brother's education.