- Born
- Birth nameTiffany Renee Darwisch
- Nickname
- Tiff
- Height5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Tiffany was born on October 2, 1971 in Norwalk, California, USA. She is an actress and composer, known for Mega Python vs. Gatoroid (2011), Jetsons: The Movie (1990) and Ted (2012). She was previously married to Ben George and Bulmaro Garcia.
- SpousesBen George(August 4, 2004 - 2018) (divorced)Bulmaro Garcia(April 4, 1992 - 2003) (divorced, 1 child)
- Red Hair
- Large earrings
- A bubble-gum pop singer in the 1980s, Tiffany had several Top 40 hits. Now, she's turned to country music after a failed R&B album.
- An aunt became her legal guardian until she turned 18 after having been denied legal emancipation.
- She was discovered singing country music at age 11 or 12 on a country music show by producer George Tobin, who became her manager.
- Her father was born in Tebnine, Lebanon, and came to the U.S. as a small child. Her mother, whose family is from California and Arkansas, has English, Irish, Welsh, and German ancestry.
- Until 2011, when both she and Debbie Gibson had starred in Mega Python vs. Gatoroid (2011), they weren't really friends, despite keeping in contact with each other for years.
- (On posing For Playboy) "I became aware that the world still views me as the 15-year old performer I once was, I view my appearance in Playboy as the first step in presenting myself to the world as I am."
- [her feelings about posing for Playboy] It's a great honor to be asked to pose for Playboy. I do think that as a woman, it is your choice. As a career move, it definitely launches you into a different brand, it expands that brand. You're not just a musician; you're a sex symbol. Maybe with a band it's different, but for women, the image is so important - what you wear, your hair - all of it.
- [would she pose for Playboy again?] Yeah, I probably would do it again! I had a young son when I did it - some family members weren't happy about it - but I was happy with it. Now, I'm 43 years old, I would do it again in a heartbeat! [Laughs.]
- [why she posed for Playboy] More than about being naked, it was about being [seen as] a woman. As soon as I posed, we couldn't stop the phone from ringing - it worked. It was a confidence booster. I never thought that I'd be posing nude in Playboy to work my career or push my music. It seemed a little bizarre to me [at first], but when I'm 80 years old, I'm going to look back on these pictures and think, "Wow, that was really cool." But it definitely did work. A lot of TV shows that I'd been asking to do, my PR people were trying to get me on there for the new album [2000's The Color of Silence], and no bites - from The View to a lot of different shows. But as soon as I posed for Playboy, we couldn't stop the phone ringing. It worked.
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