Characters / America's Most Eligible

The Contestants

Jamie Lee (Main Character/You)

A new contestant of Season 10 as the Boy/Girl Next Door. All-Stars allows you to change that title to whatever you want.

• Ascended Fan: Jamie was in the crowd audience of America's Most Eligible before participating in it as a contestant. By the end of All-Stars, they can end up being the first ever back to back winner of the series.
• Back from the Dead: More in the “Eliminated” sense, as they win the Comeback Challenge that allows them to get back into the main game.
• Big Damn Heroes: Chapter 4 has them and/or Derek dive overboard to rescue a drowning Ivy.
• Girl Next Door: Or Boy Next Door, depending on gender. Jamie is cast as such upon joining the contest.
• Hello, [Insert Name Here]: The default name is Jamie, but the player can name them whatever they want. Book 3 allows the player to select a last name for them, with the default being Lee.
• If I Do Not Return: In a premium scene with Mackenzie in Chapter 12, they tell her that if they don't make it through the Comeback Challenge, that she has to win the game with or without them.
• Lady in Red: A female Jamie can get a premium red dress in Chapter 8.
• The Leader: While you can name your new role in “All-Stars,” the default is Leader.
• My God, You Are Serious!: A premium scene with Mackenzie in Chapter 3 can reveal she considers Jamie the biggest competition. Jamie laughs it off until they realize she's being serious.
• Naïve Newcomer: Since Jamie is suddenly cast as the replacement contestant, they receive tips from Jen and Adam on how to survive the show.
• "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Jamie can give one to Ivy, Vince, and Slater when each of them is eliminated in the All-Stars Season. They can also give one to Piper when she shows up at the mansion to demand Jen give her a response to her job offer.
• Shipper on Deck: They can help Eden or Heath get together with Kiana in Book 2, and in Book 3, they can encourage Carson and Ivy to explore their feelings for one another.
• Wild Card: This is a new fourth persona Jamie can play up in “All-Stars.” It involves mixing up answers from the other three personas.

Season 10 Contestants

As a whole

• It's Personal: Bianca or Teagan will consider Jamie their enemy if they're voted out, though they can repair their relationship when Jamie is sent briefly to the Jury House.
• The Bus Came Back: All of them (both from Season 10 and All-Stars) return in Book 3.
• We Will Meet Again: Eliminated contestants go to the Jury House to wait for the end of the season where they'll be the ones to vote for the winner.

Adam McIntyre

Appearance options for Adam

A returning contestant of Season 10 as The Bad Boy. He is the ninth contestant to be eliminated, and the last prior to the Final Two. In All-Stars, he is one of the final four contestants, and potentially Jamie's partner in the finale, depending on player choices.

• Character Customization: The player can select his design between three races (African-American, Caucasian, and mixed race).
• Cynicism Catalyst: His previous run in Season 9 has made him wary and distrustful of anything going on in the show, warning Jamie to not trust anyone.
• Developers' Desired Date: Due to him interacting with Jamie the most, making him the easiest love interest to build up a relationship with. Besides, it is revealed in his diary that he's already in love with Jamie.
• Fake Relationship: During his run in Season 9, his gimmick was his relationship with Sierra for the cameras, but she secretly made an alliance with Vince to take him out. Adam was more hurt by Vince's betrayal than Sierra's.
• Hello, [Insert Name Here]: His default name is Adam, but the player can change it. Book 3 allows the player to select a last name for him, with the default being McIntyre.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Before Ivy could get the satisfaction of eliminating Jamie again, Adam decided to quit the show so Jamie would beat Ivy in the Finale.
• Non-Gameplay Elimination: In Book 1, Adam tells Jamie that he quit during his run in Season 9, so he wouldn't give Vince the satisfaction of eliminating him. He does this again in Season 10 as a Heroic Sacrifice for Jamie. Finally averted in Book 2.
• Playing Against Type: In-Universe. He was originally "The Boy Next Door" in Season 9, and the producers give him the "Bad Boy" title for Season 10, since he never does anything close to this character archetype.
• Secret Diary: Jamie can find his diary in Chapter 12 and read it in a premium choice which not only gets you relation points, but shows how much he feels for them.

Mackenzie Harris

Appearance options for Mackenzie

A contestant of Season 10 as The Tough Girl. She and Derek are the seventh and eighth contestants to be eliminated, in some order, dependent on player choices. In All-Stars, she is one of the final four contestants, and potentially Jamie's partner in the finale, depending on player choices.

• Character Customization: The player can select her design between three races (African-American, Caucasian, and mixed race).
• Cool Big Sis: She plans to use the prize money to put her sister through college.
• Defrosting Ice Queen: She's rather cold and aloof, but will gradually soften toward Jamie if the player makes choices which improve their relationship.
• Happily Adopted: She and her little sister Natalie are adopted.
• Hello, [Insert Name Here]: Her default name is Mackenzie, but the player can change it. Book 3 allows the player to select a last name for her, with the default being Harris.
• Missing Mom: It’s revealed in book 3 her mom abandoned them when she was young, she returns in book 3 chapter 9 much to her dismay.
• "Not So Different" Remark: Book 3 has it acknowledged that she and Ivy have more in common than either is willing to admit, both having grown up poor and with bad mothers which caused both of them to develop fronts.
• Rage Quit: After Jamie gets eliminated, she had seriously considered quitting the game to spite the show.
• Tsundere: She is sarcastic, grumpy and rude to all the contestants, and while she did treat Jamie that way in the beginning, she eventually gets very protective of them, to the point of accusing most of the remaining contestants of voting Jamie out.

Derek Taylor

A contestant for Season 10 as The Super Fan. He and Mackenzie are the seventh and eighth contestants to be eliminated, in some order, dependent on player choices. In All-Stars, he is one of the final four contestants, and potentially Jamie's partner in the finale, depending on player choices.

• Archive Binge: In-Universe. In a premium hot tub date with him and Adam, if asked about TV shows, they both admit to loving The Crown & the Flame. In Derek's case, he binged through the first two seasons in a week.
• Ascended Fan: He and his family have been fans of America's Most Eligible since it first premiered.
• Big Damn Heroes: Chapter 4 has him and/or Jamie dive overboard to rescue Ivy.
• Fake Relationship: He and Ivy play a fake relationship in front of the cameras to get more screen time, even staging a break up.
• Fan Boy: He and his family are big fans of the series. He says his grandma may be a bigger fan than him.
• Genre Savvy: He has watched every season of America's Most Eligible since it first premiered, which has given him vast knowledge of the way the reality show works.
• Nice Guy: He acts nice and courteous toward others, whether it's fellow contestants or just other people in general. He also reacts favorably whenever Jamie acts respectfully toward others.

Bianca Sandoval

A contestant for Season 10 as The Swimsuit Model. She and Teagan are the first and fifth contestants to be eliminated, in some order, dependent on player choices. In Book 2, she can be the third contestant eliminated along with Ronan depending on player choice; if the player votes to save her in Chapter 5, she gets eliminated in Chapter 9 no matter what.

• Alpha Bitch: She acts rude and condescending towards fellow contestants like Teagan, whom she accused of ruining their chances of staying in the show.
• Hidden Depths: A premium scene with her in Chapter 7 shows she’s thinking of becoming a blogger when her modeling career is over, but is afraid nobody will notice. Jamie tells her that being a model and now a reality TV star will help.
• Lady in Red: She wears a red dress in Chapters 1 and 2.
• Lovable Alpha Bitch: If Jamie saves her from elimination, she'll act nicer to Jamie out of gratitude.
• Mercy Kill: If she's up for elimination in Chapter 4 because you saved Ivy in Chapter 3, Jamie will consider voting her out to be this. Of course, Ryder still ends up being voted out either way.
• Promoted to Love Interest: If Jamie is dating Mackenzie or Jen, she becomes the new love interest in the final season, and Jamie can choose to marry her instead.

Teagan

A contestant for Season 10 as The Dreamer. She and Bianca are the first and fifth contestants to be eliminated, in some order, dependent on player choices.

• Granola Girl: Her persona is "The Dreamer", after all.
• Insistent Terminology: When her style is criticized for being too "hippie", she insists she's "boho chic", not hippie.
• Never My Fault: If she's around in Chapter 10, she blames her bad luck on Mercury being in retrograde, even if it pulled Jamie in with her.
• New-Age Retro Hippie: She practices yoga and often mentions auras whenever she speaks.

Zeke

A contestant for Season 10 as The Hero. He is the sixth contestant to be eliminated.

• Humiliation Conga: In his final episode, Piper sets up the unexpected arrival of his girlfriend, who is furious after finding out that he is competing without her knowledge. She first slaps him, then breaks up with him on national television and, if Jamie chose to tell the other contestants about him cheating, she reveals that Zeke is really a stripper.
• Smug Super: He often boasts about his skills as a firefighter.

Ryder Kohli

A contestant for Season 10 as The Rock Star. He is the second contestant to be eliminated.

• Guyliner: He has a thick amount of it under his eyes.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: He and Han became good friends during their time at the Jury House, with Ryder nicknaming him "Han Brolo"
• It's All About Me: He is rather egotistical, such as writing a song titled "Hope U Love Me (Like I Love Myself)".
• Laser-Guided Karma: After he claimed Mackenzie's bed as his own, she sabotaged him in the getting phone numbers competition, landing him one of the bottom two spots.
• One-Hit Wonder: In-Universe, he's identified as such by Mackenzie, although he claims to be a Two-Hit Wonder.
• This Cannot Be!: He has this reaction in Chapter 4 when he gets voted out, which happens whether you pick him or the other person in the Bottom Two.

Han

A contestant for Season 10 as The Pro Athlete. He and Lina are the third and fourth contestants to be eliminated, in some order, determined at random or dependent on player choices.

• Catchphrase: "Now that's a curveball!"
• Cool Uncle: He sponsors his nephew's Little League team.
• Dumb Jock: He has shown to be rather dimwitted at times. For example, if Lina was eliminated first over Han, he thinks Jamie is a cheater and believes in her rumors that Jamie slept with the crew for an advantage.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: He and Ryder became good friends during their time at the Jury House, with Ryder nicknaming him "Han Brolo"
• Lovable Jock: Seems to be relatively good-natured.
• Momma's Boy: He has a good relationship with his mother, who has supported his athletic career since the beginning.
• This Cannot Be!: He has this reaction when you win the volleyball game in Chapter 5.
  “This can't be happening to us... It's like the World Series all over again!”

Lina

A contestant for Season 10 as The Party Girl. She and Han are the third and fourth contestants to be eliminated, in some order, determined at random or dependent on player choices.

• Eating the Eye Candy: If Jamie does the impromptu pool party in Chapter 2, she is seen admiring Han's muscles.
• Enemy Mine: If Jamie chooses the premium option to be allies with her, she can be convinced if Jamie tells her that Ivy was manipulating her the whole time.
• Hard-Drinking Party Girl: She enjoys drinking alcoholic beverages at every opportunity. In Chapter 2, when the contestants are challenged to make a signature cocktail, hers is straight whiskey.
• Oh, No... Not Again!: If she's still around in Chapter 7, she can't believe she’s lost two challenges in a row.
• Smug Snake: She spreads the rumor that Jamie slept with the producers to get advantages, smearing their image to the other contestants and the audience.

Ivy Fisher

A contestant for Season 10 as The Debutante. She is Jamie's opponent in the Final Two. In All-Stars, she is eliminated in Chapter 9 or chapter 14, dependent on player choices.

• Big "WHAT?!": She lets one out if Jamie wins by unanimous decision.
• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: On the surface, she's one of the nicest contestants in the show. However, she's actually quite cunning and manipulative. It's eventually revealed that she was the one who schemed to have Jamie eliminated, and by the end of the story has become the main antagonist.
• Casting Couch: She earned her spot on the show by sleeping with Carson.
• Fake Relationship: Derek and her play a fake relationship in front of the cameras to get more screen time, even staging a break up.
• Hate Sink: During the Finale, the Jury House is split on who deserves to win. The only reason for that is that they hate Ivy as well, and only need convincing on why Jamie is a better option than Ivy.
  • Book 3 begins changing this, revealing her behavior in the the first two books was due to her mother pushing her to win at everything at all costs and is in a miserable engagement with Vince who mistreats her and is cheating on her.
• Heel–Face Turn: If you’re nice to her in book 3, she’ll turn against Vince and end their engagement.
• Hidden Depths: Book 3 starts showing her in another light. Her scheming and constant drive to win at any cost and scheming are due to her mother pushing her to be the best, and she is constantly belittled and verbally abused by Vince throughout their engagement.
• Hypocrite:
  • In Chapter 14, she argues that Zeke doesn't deserve to stay in the competition because he is a liar and a cheater. Let's not forget that she agreed to fake a relationship with Derek for the cameras.
  • She is the one who started the rumors that Jamie was sleeping with the crew. In fact, Ivy had slept with Carson to earn her spot on the show.
  • In Book 2 Chapter 6, she responds to Mackenzie's request to change partners by saying that Carson has better things to do than give special treatment to anyone who asks for it. This coming from the woman who made it to the finals because Carson was rigging everything in her favor.
• Manipulative Bitch: In the Finale, she admits to everything she has done. From the beginning, she threw the club challenge so Jamie and Mackenzie wouldn’t suspect her, then she jumped off the boat on purpose to get the spotlight, convinced Derek to stage a showmance for Audience Votes, originated the rumor about Jamie sleeping with the staff, and even convinced Carson to rig the competition and keep her until the Finale.
• Nominal Importance: Initially, she is the only contestant whose last name is known. (Bianca's last name would not be revealed until All-Stars, Adam, Derek, and Mackenzie's are revealed in Wedding Edition, and Ryder's is revealed in Platinum.) She ends up being Jamie's opponent in the Finale.
• "Not So Different" Remark: Book 3 has it acknowledged that she and Mackenzie are more alike than either is willing to admit, both having grown up poor and having bad mothers which caused them both to develop fronts.
• Ship Tease: If Jamie makes the right choices in Book 3, she will hook up with Carson in the finale.
• Southern Belle: Her appearance, name, attitude, and role are similar to this archetype.
• Stage Mom: Has one who is the source of her villainy in the first two books.

All Stars Contestants

Adam McIntyre

See the Season 10 Contestants section

Mackenzie Harris

See the Season 10 Contestants section

Derek Taylor

See the Season 10 Contestants section

Bianca Sandoval

See the Season 10 Contestants section

Ivy Fisher

See the Season 10 Contestants section

Slater Dominguez

The winner of Season 6, returning as The Surfer He is eliminated in Chapter 9 or Chapter 14, dependent on player choices.

• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: He puts up a "cool guy" front while pulling devious tricks behind other people's backs.
• Jerkass: He resorts to cheating in order to win the laser tag challenge such as tripping and shoving the other contestants.
• Surfer Dude: This is his persona.
• Promoted to Love Interest: If Jamie is dating Derek or Adam, he becomes the new love interest in the final season, and Jamie can choose to marry him instead.
• Took a Level in Kindness: He becomes nicer in Book 3 as part of Jamie’s Wedding party, and later admits to have developed feelings for Jamie if they’re engaged to Adam or Derek.
• We Will Meet Again: If he is eliminated in Chapter 9, he tells Jamie that they'll live to regret ever messing with him.
• Worthy Opponent: He reacts this way toward Jamie in the All-Stars finale if the player succeeds in winning his vote.

Eden Labelle

A returning contestant from Season 7, where she was The Heiress, though in All-Stars, she is playing as The Sorority Girl. She or Heath is the first eliminated depending on player choice.

• Lipstick Lesbian: If you choose to spare her she will develop feelings for Kiana and states that she was in a relationship with a woman when she was on the show before who cheated on her.
• Non-Gameplay Elimination: If she is still around in Chapter 11, she and Kiana are forced to withdraw after being severely injured in a go-kart accident.
• Sacrificial Lamb: She can be the first one eliminated from the season by your choice.

Heath

A returning contestant from Season 7 as The Vlogger. He or Eden is the first eliminated depending on player choice.

• Non-Gameplay Elimination: If he is still around in Chapter 11, he and Kiana are forced to withdraw after being severely injured in a go-kart accident.
• The Prankster: His main shtick is playing practical jokes on the other contestants. He loves antagonizing Eden in particular, both in Season 7 and in All-Stars.
• Sacrificial Lamb: He can be the first one eliminated from the season by your choice.

Vince

The winner of Season 9, returning as The Entrepreneur He is eliminated in Chapter 14 along with Ivy or Slater; they are the last contestants to be eliminated prior to the Final Four.

• Arch-Nemesis: He betrayed Adam in Season 9 and openly tells Jamie that he hopes to get them eliminated in the All-Stars season.
• Early-Bird Cameo: Made a guest appearance in the Book 1 finale before becoming a regular in Book 2.
• Fake Relationship: He and Sierra double-crossed Adam in Season 9. In Book 3, he and Ivy get voted to compete against Jamie and their Love Interest in the Wedding Edition run, claiming that they fell in love during the show. If Jamie has enough points to spy on him, he admits to Sierra that he is faking the relationship.
• Faux Affably Evil: On the surface, he seems polite to others despite his drama with Adam. Behind the scenes, he acts rude towards other people, both show staff and contestants alike. He even injured Adam by sabotaging the mechanical bull in Chapter 3.
• Hate Sink: Even moreso than Ivy and unlike her hasn’t shown anything to make him more sympathetic. He's cruel to others when no-one is looking, yet polite when he needs to put up a front, openly antagonistic to Adam and Jamie, a traitor, a hypocrite, a cheater (being in a Secret Relationship with the girl he betrayed Adam for, despite being engaged to Ivy) and incredibly smug.
• Hypocrite: He called Mackenzie a "difficult" partner to work with, yet he acts rude towards staff members, which makes him difficult to work with for them.
• Jerkass: He can't seem to go a few minutes without making a rude remark or trying to get under someone's skin.
• Politically Incorrect Villain: Constantly and willfully misnames and misgenders Wrenn who repeatedly states to him their preferred gender pronouns are they, their, them.
• Secret Relationship: In Wedding Edition, he is engaged to Ivy, though secretly he is still dating Sierra.
• Villainous Breakdown: If Jamie exposes every bad thing he's done throughout the series, his calm and smug demeanor shatters and he reveals his true colors as a petty Manchild to the Jury.
• We Used to Be Friends: Was best friends with Adam in Season 9 before hooking up with Adam's fake girlfriend Sierra and conspiring with her to put Adam up for elimination.
• Worthy Opponent: He reacts this way toward Jamie in the All-Stars finale if the player succeeds in winning his vote.

Ronan

The winner of Season 1, returning as The Renaissance Man. He is the second elimination of the season along with either Bianca or Yvette being the third.

• Pair the Spares: In a premium option, after he’s been eliminated, he will reveal he and Yvette have gotten together after learning they have much in common.
• Rambling Old Man Monologue: Middle-aged, to be exact. He has a tendency to ramble about his travels and the show's first season days.
• Walking the Earth: After competing in America's Most Eligible, he has been traveling around the globe.

Yvette

The winner of Season 3, returning as The Single Mom. She can be the third elimination along with Ronan depending on player choice. If saved in Chapter 5, she gets eliminated in Chapter 9 no matter what.

• Mama Bear: Her main motivation behind competing on the show is to enable her children to have a good life.
• Pair the Spares: In a premium option, she reveals that she and Ronan have gotten together after learning they have much in common.

Kiana

The winner of Season 8, returning as The Gamer

• Gamer Chick: Her video game streams are said to be extremely popular.
• Non-Gameplay Elimination: She and Eden/Heath are forced to withdraw after being severely injured in a go-kart accident.
• Ship Tease: With Eden or Heath, depending on who was saved from elimination in Week 1.

Other Contestants

Sierra

A contestant from Season 9 who returns for Wedding Edition

• Early-Bird Cameo: Appears briefly in Book 1 before becoming a regular in Book 3
• Fake Relationship: Had one with Adam in Season 9 before betraying him and hooking up with Vince
• Secret Relationship: In Wedding Edition, Vince is engaged to Ivy, but secretly is still dating Sierra.

Show Staff

Show Staff

Piper

The showrunner of America's Most Eligible. She is fired after Season 10 and replaced with Carson.

• The Bus Came Back: After being ousted from the show at the end of Book 1, and only off-headedly mentioned from time to time throughout the first half of Book 2, she contacts Jen at the end of Book 2, Chapter 8.
• Lady in a Power Suit: She wears a dark red suit.
• Mean Boss: She forces her employees and contestants to toe her line, callously gets rid of Whitney by throwing her luggage at her, and gets angry at Jen when Jamie wasn't eliminated during the first week of the show. According to Jen, Piper once sent Carson the wrong address to the Finale location, most likely on purpose, and the guy had to record his lines in post production.
• "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Receives these quite often, mostly from Jamie and Jen.
• Showrunner: She has been producing America's Most Eligible for 10 seasons, until she gets fired after the Finale of Book 1.
• Stern Teacher: If Jamie chooses to confront Piper in a Premium scene, she admits that she’s tough with Jen because she sees her potential, and doesn’t want her kindness to get in the way of her career.
• Throw the Dog a Bone: In the Premium scene, Piper gives Jamie the tip to win the entire season: be two steps ahead of the competition.

Jennifer "Jen" Espinoza

One of the two producers of America's Most Eligible. She becomes the new showrunner at the end of the All-Stars season.

• Hero-Worshipper: Despite knowing well that Piper is mean and ruthless, she is aspiring to become as good as her boss. She eventually changes her mind, telling Piper in the final chapter of All-Stars that she will never be like Piper, and is glad for that.
• The Mentor: To Jamie, giving them tips on how to survive the show.
• Screw This, I'm Outta Here: In Chapter 18, she finally gets fed up with Piper's bullying and tells Piper to fire her... which Piper does. She gets her job back in Chapter 20 when Piper is fired.
• Showrunner: She gets promoted to Showrunner in Book 3, after Carson realizes that he isn't fit for the job.

Omar

The other producer of America's Most Eligible

• Beleaguered Assistant: In Book 2, he ends up frustrated by all the mistakes made by Carson, to the point Omar and Jen have to handle basic stuff like getting insurance for the contestants.
• Consummate Professional: He is the second best producer in the show after Jen, and his concern about Jamie and Jen's relationship is purely professional regarding the integrity of the show.
• The Dragon: He isn't as openly antagonistic as Piper, but he tries his best to help her create drama.
• Foil: To Jen. Both are line producers in charge of mentoring the contestants for ratings. Unlike Jen, who has more empathy for contestants like Jamie, Omar is fishing for more drama without hesitation, whether his contestants like it or not.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He may be abrasive and willing to milk drama at first, but he also cares about the well-being of contestants and respects Jen for her work in the show. He becomes furious at Carson's nonchalant attitude at not getting the proper insurance forms for the snorkel date because he was concerned that someone might drown.
• The Mentor: To Wrenn once they get promoted to junior producer while Jen gets promoted to showrunner.

Carson Stewart

The host of America's Most Eligible. After Season 10, he replaces Piper as showrunner, though he loses this job halfway through All-Stars.

• Endearingly Dorky: He is constantly trying to provide new gimmicks for the show, including poems and puns. Unfortunately, Piper always cuts away from him before he can deliver them.
• The Dog Bites Back: After years of being berated and mistreated by Piper, Carson allied with Ivy to keep her in the game, so he could have material for an ongoing conflict, which shows the producers that he has better ideas than Piper. This results in Piper getting fired and Carson taking over as the new showrunner.
• Extreme Doormat: He doesn't dare stand up to Piper's domineering behavior towards him. At least not until the Finale.
• I Just Want to Be Special: The main reason that he sabotages Piper and takes over her job is because he had become tired of nobody listening to his ideas for the show.
• Playing Both Sides: He deliberately builds up the conflict between Ivy and Jamie in order to boost ratings, including helping the former to cheat in order to ensure she reaches the finals. His plan is successful; Jamie and Ivy end up in the finals together, and the executives give Carson credit for saving the show's ratings, and decide to promote him to showrunner.
• Pungeon Master: He is very fond of puns, much to Piper's annoyance.
• Sanity Slippage: It's implied that he's become very stressed since becoming the showrunner and can't keep up with the demands of his new job. He has an angry outburst at Mackenzie when she requests not to be partners with Vince, which is very out of character for him. He also can't seem to remember whether he did or didn't do something, and Omar and Jen constantly have to remind him.
• Showrunner: He takes over as Showrunner in Book 2, after convincing the high executives that Piper has run out of ideas.
• The Starscream: He agreed to ally with Ivy to make Piper look bad to their boss and take over as show runner.
• Took a Level in Kindness: In-Universe. According to Adam, Carson used to be more shallow and didn't care much for the contestants, which is a huge contrast to how he presents himself in Season 10.

Fatima Alinejad

The stylist of America's Most Eligible

• The Fashionista: She's in charge of dressing and styling the contestants.

Wrenn

A producer intern working for America's Most Eligible. They become junior producer at the end of All-Stars when Jen is promoted to showrunner.

• Ambiguous Gender Identity: They are non-binary.
• The Mole: They are secretly working for Piper, keeping tabs on Jen for her. Thanks to Jen's kindness, they eventually become loyal to her and abandon Piper.