Kylie S Pylant

Kylie Skye Pylant, age 28, died at her home in Hollywood, California on June 25, 2025. She was born in Claremore, Oklahoma, on February 11, 1997. She left behind three beautiful cats: Bianca, and her two precious kittens. Kylie is survived by her mother, Aimee Fields, father, Russ Pylant, brother Christian Davis and sister, Holly Fields, paternal grandparents, and maternal grandmother.

Kylie was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but also spent part of her childhood in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

Kylie moved to Los Angeles in 2015 to pursue modeling. She had many friends in L.A., and enjoyed spending time with them. She loved hiking in Runyon Canyon, drawing, journaling, going to AA meetings in Hollywood and Beverly Hills.

During her short time on Earth, she truly lived life to the fullest, viewing the world through rose-colored glasses, as the saying goes. She loved her Ragdoll kittens, her friends and her family, with whom she was very close. She had many friends in Los Angeles and all over the world.

Kylie was charming, graceful, witty, articulate, and a great conversationalist. She recently traveled to Istanbul and London, and planned to take her family on the next trip. Kylie was intelligent, adventurous, courageous, insightful, unique, kind, beautiful, artistic, spiritual, and had a great sense of humor. She loved to draw and journal, and wrote beautiful, thoughtful poetry.

She was getting ready to start her own clothing company, and was in the talks of making music with a friend from L.A. Kylie was an artistic prodigy, and started drawing before the age of one year.

When she was age 2, she drew a picture, drawing with both hands simultaneously, so the person sitting across from her could see it being drawn upright! The woman sitting across from her told her grandmother that Kylie was very advanced developmentally, and that she should be tested as gifted. She had her own art exhibit when she was 8! When she was in 1st grade, she tested at an 9th grade reading level. She went on to study Honors English and Math classes.

Kylie loved cooking for her friends and family, and made the most amazing homemade cherry pie, steak, sweet potatoes, vodka marinara sauce and tuna salad. She loved animals, and once rescued a squirrel with a broken leg. She had a heart not only wounded animals, but for wounded, broken people. She loved helping others.

Wherever she went, people took notice. One young man walked into a telephone pole, trying to look at her. She was uproariously funny, elegant, and was a great story-teller. She was single, but wanted children, and felt a strong desire to start a family before age 30. She had the biggest crush on comedian Theo Von, and said she was on a mission to meet and marry him.

Kylie had the cutest dimples and sweetest smile. Her adorable laugh and sweet, melodious voice, never to be heard again, is heartbreaking. It goes without saying that she was one of the most beautiful women on the planet, not just physically, but, Kylie also exuded great beauty and radiated love from her inner being. She touched many people’s lives, and broke so many hearts when she left us. She will be forever missed. Like Marilyn Monroe, to whom she has been compared by many, and in the words of Elton John, “Your candle burned out long before

Your legend ever did.”

Kylie will be put to rest in Kansas, and a private service will be held at a later date.