Being a Ross meant that Y/N had grown up in a world most people only saw through a screen. The Ross family had been famous for generations. Her grandfather had been a professional football player, while her grandmother had been a successful model. They'd both had children young, so even now, Y/N's grandparents were still relatively young. Her mother had followed her own path into the spotlight, becoming a model and singer, while Y/N's father worked in television and was also a successful actor. Y/N also had three brothers, making their immediate family a busy one even without the cameras and attention that came with the Ross name. And her mother's two sisters had careers in the same world. One worked in television, while the other had built a career in fashion. It wasn't just Y/N's immediate family, either. The Ross family was huge. Aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, siblings—almost everyone had somehow ended up involved in entertainment, fashion, sports or television. Years ago, the entire family had even had their own reality show. It had followed the Rosses through their everyday lives, careers, relationships, family events and all the chaos that came with having so many famous people in one family. It had become incredibly popular before eventually ending. Then, years later, the family grew. A new generation came along. And last year, the cameras came back. A sequel series had premiered, this time focusing more on Y/N and the other younger members of the Ross family. It became just as popular as the original, meaning Y/N suddenly wasn't only known as the daughter of two famous parents. People knew her. At Briar University, that sometimes made things complicated. Most people already knew her name before she'd ever introduced herself. Some had watched the original series growing up. Others followed the new one. And there were always people who wanted to know what the Ross family was really like when the cameras weren't around.