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Venus (in Greek her name is Aphrodite) is the goddess of beauty and love. There are two stories on her birth. The most popular one is that she was born from the sea foam. Then she would have no parents. If she had no parents, she can not have any siblings. The other account about her birth is that she was the daughter of Jupiter and Dione. That would give her many half siblings by Jupiter. Her Olympian brothers and sisters would be Mercury, Diana, Minerva, Bacchus, Mars, and her brother and husband Vulcan.
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