Cole and Dylan Sprouse, the cute identical twins who won our hearts with their role as a naughty kid in the 1999 movie Big Daddy, have come a long way since their early days in Hollywood. At age 30, the twins have changed from child stars to people who are on their own and making their own way in life.
Born in 1992, the twins began their acting career at just eight months old, appearing in commercials, TV shows, and pictures. They got their big break when they played the son of the main character, Grace Kelly, in the TV show Grace Under Fire. People noticed and praised the twins’ natural ability when they played Patrick Kelly together.
Their success kept going with Big Daddy, in which they gave funny one-liners with Adam Sandler. Cole’s next part on the hit TV show Friends was a turning point in their careers because it was the start of his solo work. On the other hand, Dylan kept working on different projects, such as the 2002 movie Master of Disguise.
As the twins got older, they started to become more different from each other, which would eventually affect their jobs. Their Disney show, The Suite Life of Zach & Cody, made them teen heartthrobs, but they quickly moved on to other things. Cole went to New York University to study archaeology and the arts, while Dylan studied how to make video games.
Once they were done with school, the twins went back to acting, but this time they did it on their own. Cole got the lead part in the supernatural drama TV show Riverdale, while Dylan tried voice acting and helped build All-Wise Meadery, an artisan brewery in Brooklyn.
These days, the twins are doing what they love, both in and out of Hollywood. Model Ari Fournier from France is dating Cole, and Dylan is engaged to model Barbara Palvin from Sports Illustrated. It’s clear that the Sprouse twins have become skilled, driven, and independent adults as they continue to build their jobs and personal lives.
