Eden Estrada
Mexican-American model and social media influencer
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Eden Estrada (born July 23, 1995), known professionally as Eden The Doll, is a Mexican-American model and social media influencer. By 2025, she amassed a following of two million on TikTok and garnered large followings on Instagram, YouTube, and OnlyFans. Estrada, who is a transgender woman, documented her gender transition on YouTube. She has been featured in Vogue and is a Playboy model.
- Model
- TikToker
Early life
Eden was born in Mazatlán, Mexico on July 23, 1995. Estrada is the first son (who later became transgender woman) of Lilly Barraza and Armando Estrada.[1] She was raised in the Jehovah's Witness faith and described her upbringing as conservative.[2]
Career
Estrada began her career as a runway model.[1] She was featured in Vogue when she was sixteen years old.[1] Estrada modelled for Bellami hair products and walked for Marco Marco.[1] She was featured in music videos for Iggy Azalea and Tokio Hotel.[1][3]
She works as a social media influencer, with millions of followers across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and OnlyFans.[1][4] Estrada is known professionally as Eden The Doll on social media.[5]
In 2023, she became a model for Playboy.[6] She has also done hair and makeup for other Playboy models during photoshoots.[7]
Personal life
Estrada came out as a transgender woman when she was eighteen years old.[8]
In 2020, YouTuber Jaclyn Hill posted a video accusing Estrada of body shaming her.[9] Estrada made a public apology on her Instagram.[9]
In 2020, Estrada and two of her friends, Jaslene Whiterose and Joslyn Flawless, were assaulted and robbed at Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles.[10][11] They were robbed at knifepoint and threatened with a crowbar.[12][13] During the attack, transphobic slurs were shouted at Estrada and her friends.[14] She claimed that bystanders also shouted transphobic slurs at the women.[15] The hate crime was investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department.[16][17] Carlton Callway and Willie Walker were later arrested for the hate crime.[18] A third suspect was identified as Davion Williams.[19][20] Callway was charged with robbery and Williams was charged with extortion, and both charges carried hate crime enhancement.[21]
Estrada is in a relationship with Christian Shearhod, a high school teacher and social media influencer.[22] They live together in Los Angeles with Shearhod's son.[23]