WHERE ARE THEY NOW: 6 sets of twins who were child stars

The Sprouse twins played Tipton Hotel residents Zack and Cody Martin on the Disney Channel sitcom from 2005 to 2008, and the subsequent spin-off "The Suite Life on Deck" from 2008 to 2011.

Cole appeared in 2019's "Five Feet Apart," and he currently plays Jughead Jones on The CW's hit drama "Riverdale," a recurring role he's had since 2017. Last year, he also starred in the horror podcast "Borrasca."

Dylan returned to the screen for 2017's indie "Dismissed" and, in his biggest role since his hiatus, he appeared in last year's "After We Collided" as Trevor. He has also appeared in two music videos: Camila Cabello's "Consequences" and Ygo's "Think About You." But he's branched out to other industries too: He opened the All-Wise Meadery in Brooklyn, New York, with two business partners in 2018, and he started releasing a comic book last year.

They also played long-lost twins in the Disney Channel original movies "Twitches" and "Twitches Too" about twin witches.

They took a break from acting to attend Pepperdine University and both majored in psychology.

Tamera hosted the daytime talk show, "The Real," for seven years, but she announced her departure in July. She also acted in "A Christmas Miracle" in 2019 and appeared on "The Masked Singer" as the Seashell in April.

Tia has also continued acting, with roles in "Baggage Claim" and "Indivisible," and a role on the TV show "Family Reunion."

The sisters have four books in their "Twintuition" series, which follows a set of tween twins. The first book, "Double Vision," was released in 2015.

The Olsen twins were babies when they began starring on "Full House" in 1987, and were 9 years old when it ended. They went on to star in their own TV series, "The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley" and "Two of a Kind," as well as a slew of movies, including "Passport to Paris" and "Our Lips Are Sealed."

Mary-Kate last acted in "Beastly" in 2011, and Ashley's last major role was in "New York Minute" alongside her sister in 2004.

Their clothing line, Elizabeth and James, was launched in 2007 but reportedly slowed down operations in 2018 due to a dip in sales, Business of Fashion reported in 2019. As a result, they entered into a licensing agreement in 2019 for the clothes to be sold exclusively at Kohl's.

Born in 1998, the twins acted together in "Spider-Man 2" in 2004, "Saturday Night Live" in 2007, and "Bereavement" in 2010.

Spencer's latest roles have included parts in TV shows "Good Trouble" and "The Fosters," as well as films such as "The Bachelors" and the upcoming "Exploited."

Peyton became known for her roles in "Bunk'd," "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," and "Happy Together," and songs "Dance Till We Die" and "Liar Liar."

The twins acted together again in "Anthem of a Teenage Prophet" and "The Thinning: New World Order" in 2018.

One twin would appear on camera while the other napped.

"All of the cast were super nice to us, they treated us all like little princesses and when we had holidays and stuff, they'd give us little Christmas gifts," Cali previously told Insider.

"'Us' was an awesome experience for us because we go to meet all really influential people and obviously you can actually really remember that, so it was cool to be on the set of a real movie," Cali told Insider.

The twins played Ron's mischievous older brothers, Fred and George.

"Sorcerer's Stone" was both actors' first film credit.

After "Harry Potter" wrapped, the twins continued to act in films.

They both appeared in the 2015 TV movie "Danny and the Human Zoo," and they are currently working together on the upcoming films "Last Night in Soho" and "Own Worst Enemy."

The brothers also have a podcast called "Normal Not Normal" (previously known as "Double Trouble"), on which they've reunited with a number of their fellow "Harry Potter" stars.