Lisa Ramos

Born on January 29, 1990, in Queens, New York City, Lisa Ramos pursued an academic path before entering the entertainment industry. She attended Bishop Connolly High School in Massachusetts, followed by Westfield State College where she earned a bachelor’s degree in forensic science. She continued her education by pursuing a master’s degree in criminology. Ramos gained national exposure in 2009 as a competitor on America’s Next Top Model, Cycle 13. Initially eliminated during the semifinals, she later rejoined the competition, ultimately leading to further modeling opportunities. Following her appearance on America’s Next Top Model, Ramos signed with several prominent modeling agencies including The Industry Model Management, Basic Model Management, State Management in New York, and Elite Model Management in Miami. Her modeling work has been featured in various publications such as Seventeen, Capture and Create, w25, Time Out New York, Wallpaper, Kamoy, HOMBRE, Slenderbread, Beauty & Wellness, Cosmopolitan For Latinas, and Galore. These engagements solidified her presence in the fashion and lifestyle sectors.

Lisa Ramos expanded her career into television, becoming an expert panelist on MTV2’s series “Guy Code” from 2011 to 2012, appearing in 22 episodes. In 2014, she co-produced and hosted a comedic web series titled “The Secret Life of Babes” for Univision’s bilingual network, The Flama. This series, aimed at Latin millennials, showcased her as the primary host and actress and contributed to her successful YouTube presence, which has accumulated over 20 million views. Diversifying her endeavors, Ramos authored the book “Pizza & Chill? ? How to Kinda Sorta Date,” published in September 2016. In 2019, she co-launched the “Pizza & Chill” podcast with Camille Fishel, available on platforms like Audible and Apple Podcasts. Ramos continues to build her social media following and engage in various media projects.