Gianna Pettus, a contestant on 'Too Hot to Handle' Season 6, is ready to find love on the Netflix series without getting physical. At 21 years old, Gianna is one of the youngest participants on the show and hails from Arkansas. She shared in the introductory video that she is majoring in boys and minoring in political science. She is described as vibrant, attractive, outgoing, and loves sports and dancing. Gianna also enjoys social media and often posts photos flaunting her toned body.
She was raised in her grandmother's farms
Gianna is a farm girl from Missouri is used to constantly moving and avoiding her emotions. However, when her friend Lana challenges her to confront her feelings at a retreat in Arkansas, Gianna may have to learn to stay in one place and face her inner struggles head-on. It will be interesting to see how this impulsive girl adapts to this new challenge.
Gianna Pettus is of White-American ethnicity and her parents are Joe and Shawna Pettus. Joe is 44 years old while Shawna is 46. Joe's father, Terry Pettus Sr., passed away when he was young, and his mother later remarried a preacher. Gianna's grandfather, Raymond Pettus, passed away on April 25th, 2005, and her grandmother is Myrtle (Rawson) Pettus.
She is quite close to her father
Gianna Pettus shared a heartfelt tribute to her father on social media for Father's Day, expressing their close bond. She recalled a special moment when her father had his appendix removed just before their first daddy-daughter dance, showcasing his enduring love and dedication despite the circumstances.
Her father, Joe is a hardworking individual who owns Pettus Automotive Group in Bonne Terre, Missouri. He dedicated two years to studying mechanical repair at the Uni-Tec Career Center and was one of the first students to participate in a work-study program. As part of his UniTec program requirements, Joe worked part-time during the day to gain hands-on experience in the field.
He is currently fulfilling the role of a dance instructor at O’Dells Dance Center, starting her employment in August 2020. She is pursuing her education at the University of Arkansas. Her high school education was completed at North St. Francois County R-1 Schools.
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