Born on December 28, 1981 in Hialeah Florida, to the proud parents of Willie J. Collier and Mamie Collier, Tiffany Love accepted Jesus Christ at an early age on September 19, 1991. Throughout childhood and adolescence, strong spirituality and morals were instilled in her life. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, she now resides in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband Minister Melvin Love. As a teen, she was always motivated and passionate about helping others in her community.

She received a four year track and field scholarship to East Tennessee State University. She has a Master of Science in Clinical Social Work with a concentration in Behavioral Health, and a Bachelor of Science in Education with a concentration in Early Childhood Development/Child and Family Studies. Tiffany is a License Master Social Worker for the Department of Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She provides psychiatric counseling/therapy for all psychiatric patients.

No stranger to COMMUNITY, COMMITMENT, SERVICE and DEVOTION: She is Mrs. Tennessee International 2008. As Mrs. Tennessee International 2008, she was featured in the “Tennessean Newspaper” and “JET Magazine.” She was featured in headlines across the U.S. by the “Associated Press.” Tiffany represented the State of Tennessee at the 2008 Mrs. International Pageant in Chicago and was a Top 10 finalist. Tiffany traveled throughout the State of Tennessee promoting her platform, " GET IN SHAPE IN 2008! The Bene(FIT)s of Sports Participation in the Lives of Tennesseans." She received a State of Tennessee Proclamation from Governor Phil Bredeson for implementing her platform in Tennessee schools. She is currently training for the opportunity to one day compete in the Olympic Games. She has been active in the Miss America Organization as a contestant. She is a title holder by experience. Before aging out of the Miss America Organization, she competed in the Miss Tennessee Scholarship Pageant as Miss Kingsport 2004 and Miss Spirit of the South 2006. In 2004, she was the recipient of the State of Tennessee Community Service Award, and Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. In 2006, she was the recipient of the Miss America Scholar Athlete of the Year Award, and was featured in “Four Points Magazine.” She was the 2006 Civic Responsibility and Outstanding Character Award recipient for Northeast Tennessee. She was also a talent preliminary winner and Top 10 finalist.

When she is not working at Vanderbilt, you can find her coaching, teaching, and providing motivational speeches to children, adolescents, and adults at various schools, churches, community out reach programs, and corporate organizations. She has several platforms and programs entitled: "The Bene(FIT)s of Sports Participation," "Watch What YOU Say," "Tenacious Teens 4 Christ," and "Get up Get out and DO SOMETHING." Tiffany has her own pageant consulting business entitled, "Queen by Experience,” and is the Assistant Director of the “ Miss Spirit of the South Cash Prize Pageant.”