Leah Block took a while to make an impression on Ben Higgins' season of The Bachelor, but she certainly went out with a bang.

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Leah, a 25-year-old event coordinator from Denver, CO, is best remembered for stirring up trouble on The Bachelor when she threw Lauren Bushnell under the bus for being fake and two-faced, which viewers knew at the time was not true.

Instead of taking Leah's word for it, Ben dumped her because she was more focused on other women than on her relationship with the Bachelor. (It also didn't help Ben was already smitten with Lauren, his now-fiancee].

Leah will be appearing on the third season of Bachelor in Paradise this summer, so will history repeat itself or will she take a different approach to dating and come across sweet and confident?

Below is a list of 9 facts Reality TV World has compiled about the bachelorette:

- After attending the University of Northern Colorado from 2008-2009, Leah earned her Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Apparel Merchandising from Colorado State University in 2012. For a notable extra-curricular activity, she was a member of the Fashion Group International while in school.

- The bachelorette is a huge jersey-wearing, game-attending fan of the Denver Broncos.

- Leah basically loves all music she can dance to, but some of her favorite artists include Keith Urban, Darius Rucker and John Mayer.

- The bachelorette rode a camel in Israel when she traveled there for Jewish birthright. She has also spent time in France and Italy.

- Leah has an older brother named Adam as well as a small black poodle named Darla.

- The bachelorette had two dove tattoos on the back of her calves when she competed on The Bachelor, however, she apparently began laser removal after the show.

- Leah spent four months last year working as a Business Solutions Specialist for Ultimate Staffing, and before that, she was a social media freelancer.

- She has quite the resume of volunteer work: Denver Active 20-30 Children's Foundation, the 2015 Denver Polo Classic, the Denver Chalk Art Festival, and the Lupus Foundation of America, Inc.

- She considers Christmas an "overrated, commercialized and materialistic" holiday. But before you call her Scrooge or The Grinch, just know she'd rather give gifts to underprivileged children than exchange them with those more fortunate.
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