Ayiiia Elizarraras

Ayiiia who was the winner of realworldcasting.com got her place in the program thanks to the loyal friends that worked together with her. Ayiiia can speak Spanish well and is of Mexican heritage, yet she's making her first time visiting Mexico. She is not afraid to voice her opinions. Sometimes, however she's able to do it with such a viciousness so as to annoy the roommates. She soon discovers that the Real World home is much harder than she thought. Ayiiia is a newly reformed party girl with a history of substance abuse and cutting. Ayiiia, who claims not to judge and will stand by her beloved ones, will hold grudges. Ayiiia had a long-term relationship with a man. Her home was San Diego where she was with her mum and searching for a new place to settle before her reunion. Jonna and she Jonna did not get along during the reunion because of disagreements during filming.

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