Alie Layus’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro DJ and Music Producer
Is Musician 
Model 
Record producer 
Composer 
Deejay 
From United States of America 
Type Business 
Fashion 
Music 
Gender female
Birth 15 October 1986, San Francisco
Age: 33 years

Alie Layus (born Alexandra Carrie Layus on October 18, 1986) is an American model, turned DJ and music producer.

Personal life

She was born in San Francisco. Her father is Filipino American and her mother is Polish and Irish.

Career

Alie became an International Playboy Playmate when she was selected to be Playboy‘s Miss December 2010 centerfold in Latin America.

In late 2009, Alie began working as a professional DJ. In 2010, when Playboy selected Layus as an international Playboy Playmate, they invited her to DJ at coveted events including the annual Halloween party at the Playboy Mansion and their official Playboy New Year’s Eve bash. In 2011, the Palms Casino Resort signed her as a resident DJ. Layus has played and continues to play as a headliner at the resort’s various venues, including Playboy Club, Rain, Moon, Ghostbar and the Palms Pool and Bungalows. Layus has performed with artists and DJs including Tiesto, Flo Rida, Yelawolf, Ne-Yo, Rusko, Iggy Azalea, DJ Pauly D, Pitbull Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Ciara, Big Sean, Travis Barker and Tyga.

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