Parents and Relationship: Christopher Allan Steel (deceased father), Alice Maé Holloway (née Pellier) and Joshua Michael Holloway (step-father)

Easily her favorite family member, Christopher took care of her and her younger sister for several years all on his own. Prior to her parents separation, he was also the one who was there for her, who toasted her bread in the morning, etc... She knew he had faults as well, like the affair that eventually lead to his divorce, but she forgave him because she knew why he did what he did and understood that if he wasn’t perfect, he was still her father, and as such, the person who loved her most of all. Christopher was murdered when she was 14 years old, leaving her with a huge hole inside her heart. 

Her relationship with her mother is definitely not an easy one. Fanny and her mother do not speak to each other much. Their exchanges are polite but there is no real warmth/feeling behind them. Alice blamed (and still does, at least in her attitude) Fanny for Christopher’s death (they were just rekindling their love for each other when he died), and something broke between them. They were not very close even before then as Alice gave up on her and Eppie, choosing her freedom over her family; still, we only have one mother, and Fanny doesn’t want to turn the page yet.

Joshua married Alice a year after Christopher’s passing. From a military background, he is rather strict and has an aggressive personality that he is too happy to express towards Fanny (and sometimes Eppie). He is very conservative and likes to be in charge of everything. He uprooted the family from the US to France for his work. On the upside he is not home that much. Even when he is there, Fanny avoids him like the plague. She feels unsafe around him.

Overall Fanny isn't in good enough standings with her family to tell them about her sexuality. One can only imagine how they would react.

Parenting (from parents): Before her father's death, Fanny was raised like most children are. Her childhood was neither wild nor strict, even though her parents didn't like talking about Sunset Valley or answering questions about their life prior to their move to Appaloosa Plains. After his passing, things changed drastically and she found herself to be ignored or even told off for no reason other than being there.

Siblings and Relationship:  Eppie Céline Steel (sister) and  Hugo Josh Holloway (half brother) 

Eppie is seven years younger than Fanny. She never knew the life in California (before the Witness Protection Program) as she was born in Colorado. She was 8 when her father died and, unlike Fanny, was too young to resent her mother for her previous abandonment. Naturally she hung on to her (emotionally and physically) as she was her only parent left. The two girls share a passion for horseriding and despite their difference of opinion regarding Alice, they share a deep bond; Eppie is quite admirative of her older sister, while Fanny is rather protective of Eppie (although she would never say it aloud).

Born after the move to France, Hugo is much much younger than Fanny. At this time our story starts, he is only 4 years of age. Due to the circumstances, Fanny doesn’t spend much time with him at all; it isn’t that she has anything against him in particular, but he reminds her that her father is no long here (which is not a good feeling).

Other Relatives and Relationship: All other relatives were cut off of their lives when the family moved to Appaloosa Plains.

Significant Other and Relationship: Ginny Tomlinson (girlfriend)

Evidently, Fanny is head over heels for Ginny. She never thought she could find someone with whom she felt safe and whole. Their coming together was certainly unordinary as it first required Fanny to realize that dating women was not completely outlandish and that it was in fact "her" thing. As much as she loves Ginny however, Fanny wants to find herself as a person and not live through her girlfriend's dreams, which comes to cause some tensions and Fi's original arrival at Westeros Equine Academy.

Children and Relationship: N/A

Parenting (from character): N/A