Roxy

Who she is

Roxy has no standalone biography. Rockstar introduces her only as part of Real Dimez, with Bae-Luxe: friends "since high school," with "the savvy to turn their time shaking down local dealers into cold, hard cash via spicy rap tracks and a relentless social media presence."

The pull quote Rockstar placed on the Real Dimez card reads like a lyric: "All my dimes in this club. Meet my twin, make it a dub." The "twin" line suits an act sold as a matched pair, and it is the only piece of Real Dimez lyric-style text Rockstar has published so far.

Career so far

Rockstar credits the duo's first breakthrough to "an early hit single with local rapper DWNPLY." After "five years and a whole lot of trouble," they signed to Only Raw Records, the label Dre'Quan Priest runs with Boobie Ike, "hoping lightning can strike twice."

Dre'Quan's own biography shows what the signing means on the label side: "Now that he's signed the Real Dimez, Dre'Quan's days of booking acts into Boobie's strip club might be numbered as he sets his sights on the Vice City scene."

In official screenshots

Roxy's individual screenshot is captioned "Roxy of the Real Dimez sitting behind the wheel of the car looking out the window. Dre'Quan sits next to her in the passenger seat looking out the driver's side window." It is the only official image that pairs one of the two Dimez alone with the label boss. Rockstar has not explained the scene.

She also appears in the duo shots: dancing on a car hood while a crowd films on their phones, recording at microphones in the studio, and posing in front of Dre'Quan as he rests a hand on each of their shoulders.

Fashion credits

In its Autumn 2026 issue, Dazed captioned Rockstar's character art with in-game brand credits. Roxy's reads: "Roxy wears all clothes Stock 305, glasses Ferruccio Tucci, custom-made chains Caliber." The same fictional labels appear across the cast in that feature: Ferruccio Tucci on Lucia's dress and Jason's watch, custom Caliber jewelry on Jason and Caliber chains on Bae-Luxe.

Stu Petri, Rockstar's vice president of 2D/UI design, told Dazed the brands are meant to "reflect the aspirations, aesthetics and lifestyles of the people that inhabit our world's spaces."

The Miami scene behind the act

Rockstar has not named a real-world model for Real Dimez, but it has talked about the scene it studied. Rupert Humphries, senior vice president of narrative, told Dazed: "We love Miami music, particularly Miami bass, going through to more recent Miami artists like Kodak Black and Sexyy Red." He described the team's interest in hip-hop "in house parties in Overtown, clubs like Booby Trap on the River, and then high-end places on South Beach," adding: "We needed characters who could take us through those worlds."

Dazed ties Real Dimez to a wider change: a music industry shift "towards female artists, as represented in the game's rising stars Real Dimez."

What is not confirmedUnconfirmed

Rockstar has not named a performer for Roxy, released Real Dimez music, or confirmed how the duo fits into the main story. Fan claims on these points are unconfirmed.

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