Elle Robertson

Estelle Moira "Elle" Robertson is an American television personality. She was a cast member on The Real World: Los Angeles, the second season of the reality television series The Real World.

Biography
Robertson was born on 17 June in x|Cranston, Rhode Island to parents Doug and Kerri Robertson. She comes from an x|Irish-Catholic family, with her father working in real estate and her mother being a restauranteur and businesswoman. Robertson has an elder brother named Ethan, who is three years older than her.

Robertson attended public schooling in Cranston, graduating from x|Cranston High School West as valedictorian. While in high school, Robertson was additionally vice president of her class, captain of her varsity soccer and volleyball teams, a state-wide distinguished violinist, and prom queen. She went on to study sociology at x|Columbia University, and subsequently returned to Rhode Island to receive a master's degree in social work from x|Rhode Island College. After graduating, Robertson began to work as a social worker in Rhode Island.

Background
''Estelle, better known as "Elle", was born to a small x|Irish-American family in Rhode Island. In high school, Robertson was a classic overachiever; she graduated as valedictorian and was additionally vice president of her class, captain of her varsity soccer and volleyball teams, and a state-wide distinguished violinist. Additionally, she was named prom queen. After graduating, Robertson attended x|Columbia University, and graduated with a degree in sociology. She subsequently returned to Rhode Island and began work as a social worker, later receiving a master's degree from x|Rhode Island College. Elle is excited to go to Los Angeles and escape her monotonous life, allowing herself to meet new people and let loose.''

The Real World
Robertson became a cast member on The Real World: Los Angeles, the second season of the reality television series The Real World. After arriving in the cast's Los Angeles residence, Robertson established herself as a motherly figure within the house, often taking care of others and looking out for their well-being. A liberal and progressive, Robertson developed a close friend