In late May, 24-year-old porn star Kayden Kross pled “no contest” to misdemeanor charges arising out of a mortgage scam which reportedly targeted cabaret dancers with little if any financial training and large disposable incomes.

Kayden was sentenced to one day in jail for the offense, but was given credit for “time served”: The day she self-surrendered and was booked, which meant that Kross spent no time behind bars. Additionally, charges of grand theft which had previously been lodged against her were dismissed. She was also given three years of what she described as “informal probation,” which she began serving almost immediately.

While Kross declined to discuss what other obligations she may have incurred pursuant to the charges, such as any payments to the occupants of the foreclosed houses which she had bought, she assured that, “Everything that I have to do has been done.”

Kross said she didn’t know how many dancers had been similarly scammed. She also said that Adam & Eve, her production company, had been “extremely supportive” through the whole situation, and recently renewed her contract for a second year.

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