Tiffany Rousso is following in her sister's footsteps by playing the game of Big Brother.

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Tiffany, 32, is the sister of Vanessa Rousso, who played Season 17 of Big Brother and was definitely a standout for her ability to strategize and win competitions.

Tiffany has some big shoes to fill and, as of the latest episode, is on the chopping block next to Victor Arroyo and Paul Abrahamian. Tiffany, however, feels pretty safe in her "8 Pack" alliance and doesn't think she'll be going home. This week's Head of Household, Paulie Calafiore, also made it known already that Victor is his No. 1 target.

So can Tiffany last longer than Vanessa, who finished her season in third place? Only time will tell!

Below is a list of 9 facts Reality TV World has compiled about Tiffany Rousso:

- She was born in West Palm Beach, FL, but currently resides in Palm Beach Gardens, FL.

- Tiffany is a high school teacher but appears to be starting a music career with her sister Vanessa.

- If she could describe herself in only three words, she would choose passionate, smart and sincere.

- Tiffany's favorite activities are playing basketball, wakeboarding, paddle boarding, painting, singing, and playing guitar. Coffee is also her best friend.

- Which Big Brother houseguest does she admire? Surprisingly it's not Vanessa. Tiffany really liked Janelle Pierzina from Season 6 because she was a competition beast, smart, social and overall very likeable.

- The houseguest's life motto is, "Live with urgency." She also wouldn't mind waking up to a Mimosa every morning!

- Tiffany is bisexual like her sister Vanessa. Tiffany made it known she'd be willing to flirt with a guy or girl in order to get ahead in Big Brother.

- She went to Syracuse University and majored in Psychology.

- The houseguest is 5'9" -- which is two inches taller than Vanessa -- and she played basketball in high school. 
About The Author: Elizabeth Kwiatkowski
Elizabeth Kwiatkowski is Associate Editor of Reality TV World and has been covering the reality TV genre for more than a decade.