Bri and Brad Jordan, World's Smallest People Prove That Size Doesn't Matter

Bri and Brad Jordan currently hold the Guinness World Record for being known as the world's smallest people - at least as far as being siblings go. 27-inch-tall Bri and her younger brother Brad (standing slightly taller at 38-inches) now star in their own TLC reality series entitled "Big Tiny: Life With the Jordans," which premiered on Aug. 13.

The reality television series follows the duo around as they conduct their daily routine businesses - getting ready in the morning, grocery shopping, and hanging out with friends. Bri and Brad are just like any other typical 20-something-year-olds, just that they do everything a couple feet below the norm.

The siblings both suffer from Majewski osteodysplastic primordial dwarfism type II - a rare illness that affects less than 200,000 people in the U.S.

23-year-old Bri formerly held the title of being the "World's Smallest Woman" up until last year, when Jyoti Amge of India turned 18 and snagged the title (she stands just over 24 inches tall). Bri, who usually finds it easier to shower in the kitchen sink, only weighs 18 pounds. Brother Brad, 21, weighs 35 pounds. During the series, Brad will show off his skills on the basketball court and even showcases his musical talent during karaoke practices.

Bri and Brad live at home with their mother Christy, and older sister Brandi, also featured in the reality series. The young Jordan sibling both have big life ambitions - Bri would like to one day become a fashion designer, while Brad would like to start a career on the stage.

For more info on "Big Tiny: Life with the Jordans," visit TLC. And catch the show on Mondays at 10 p.m. ET.