

Meet Reyna Arriaga, fresh on the Playboy scene. She’s petite, all-natural, with dark brown hair, brown eyes, and that smooth tanned skin you can’t look away from. Grew up in L.A., the baby of the family, and she’ll tell you straight: “I got spoiled rotten.” In high school she ran the pep rallies like she owned them and walked away with Most Spirited senior year. Now she’s a bank teller by day—slapping down stacks of cash and counting checks—while she chases a modeling dream she never saw coming. Got scouted in a Hollywood club wearing next to nothing, and she still laughs about how surreal it felt getting that callback. Reyna’s comfy in her skin and wants every glance, every bit of attention that comes with the bunny badge. When she’s not posing she’s deep in chick-flicks or tearing up the clubs with her girls. Rude guys can walk; she’ll let a ripped dude manhandle her all he wants—pick her up, kiss her hard. Favorite movie? The Notebook. Crush? Ryan Gosling, obviously. Name means “Queen” in Spanish, and trust us, she wears it like she already owns the crown.

Meet Reyna Arriaga, fresh on the Playboy scene. She’s petite, all-natural, with dark brown hair, brown eyes, and that smooth tanned skin you can’t look away from. Grew up in L.A., the baby of the family, and she’ll tell you straight: “I got spoiled rotten.” In high school she ran the pep rallies like she owned them and walked away with Most Spirited senior year. Now she’s a bank teller by day—slapping down stacks of cash and counting checks—while she chases a modeling dream she never saw coming. Got scouted in a Hollywood club wearing next to nothing, and she still laughs about how surreal it felt getting that callback. Reyna’s comfy in her skin and wants every glance, every bit of attention that comes with the bunny badge. When she’s not posing she’s deep in chick-flicks or tearing up the clubs with her girls. Rude guys can walk; she’ll let a ripped dude manhandle her all he wants—pick her up, kiss her hard. Favorite movie? The Notebook. Crush? Ryan Gosling, obviously. Name means “Queen” in Spanish, and trust us, she wears it like she already owns the crown.