Brittany Favre: 5 Things To Know About Brett Favre’s Daughter, 33, On ‘Claim To Fame’
Brittany Favre is one of the celebrity relatives still in the running to win it all on ‘Claim To Fame.’ Learn more about Brett Favre’s daughter now.
The Claim To Fame competition is heating up, and Brittany Favre is still in the game. The 33-year-old is working to keep herself out of the line of fire when it comes to the guessers. She’s done a solid job so far, but more clues continued to be revealed.
So, who is Brittany Favre? She’s the daughter of Green Bay Packers legend Brett Favre. HollywoodLife has everything you need to know about Brittany’s family and more.
1. Brittany is still competing on Claim To Fame.
Logan initially guessed that Brittany was Terry Bradshaw’s daughter, but she quickly shut that theory down. Michael, a.k.a. Cubb Coleman, guessed Brittany’s identity correctly on the day of the elimination. X also figured out Brittany’s identity.
Logan, who is one of Brittany’s top allies, was able to throw Pepper off from guessing Brittany during the July 18 episode. Cubb ended up getting eliminated.
2. Brittany is married with a family.
Brittany is married to Patrick Valkenburg. They’ve been married since 2011. They have three children, all boys.
3. Brittany has a sister.
Brittany has a younger sister named Breleigh, who was born in 1999. Their mom is Deanna Tynes. Brett and Deanne got married in 1996.
4. Brittany is “competitive” just like her dad.
“My dad and I are really close. I did inherit his competitive nature,” Brittany said on Claim To Fame. “At my house, winning is the only option,” Brittany said. “I was born before he became successful so I got to witness the entire rise from an unknown to known. Don’t let my kindness fool you. I used to be an attorney and know how to win. I am so competitive that I hurt feelings.”
5. Brittany is an artist.
Brittany frequently shows off her artwork on Instagram. She’s also showcased her work in art shows. Prior to becoming an artist, Brittany pursued a career as a lawyer. She graduated from Loyola University’s College of Law in 2015.