They played triplets in “Friends”, but not all of them became actors. Today they are unrecognizable

Phoebe Buffay grew up without parents. Her mother committed suicide when she was only 14, and her relationship with her twin sister, Ursula, was never perfect. Longing for her family bothered the heroine so much that she started looking for her father. That’s how she came across her brother, Frank Jr., who and his wife were trying to get pregnant. Unfortunately, the efforts failed each time, and the boy asked his sister for help. Phoebe eventually agreed to become her brother’s surrogate and got pregnant. After nine months, cute triplets were born in the 100th episode of the series.

The moment of the birth of Frank Junior, Leslie Junior and Chandler was one of the most touching moments on the entire show. Phoebe, wanting to help her brother, wanted to create an even closer, unbreakable bond with him. At the same time, the favor cost her the gift of a pair of children she had already come to love.

In the series, we meet the charming trio, but we never find out how their fate turned out and how the children changed over the years. It’s been 20 years since the premiere of the triplets. Today, actors are hard to recognize.

One of the triplets was played by Dante Pastula. The 26-year-old played the role of Frank Junior Junior, and in 2004 he voiced one of the children in the film “The Polar Express”. Three years later, he co-starred with his on-screen sister Sierra Marcoux in the short drama Ablution. The aforementioned girl, who played little Chandler, also lent her voice in the fairy tale “He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown” and played Jennifer Gorman in the horror film “The Poughkeepsie Tapes”. The last of the triplets is Allisyn Ashley Arm, or little Leslie. Unlike her on-screen siblings, the girl has quite a substantial filmography.

In 2009, the actress played the main role in the Disney Channel series “Sonny With a Chance”. After the project ended, she was cast in the spin-off production “So Random!”. Soon, Arm began to try her hand behind the camera. At the age of 17, she began writing scripts for Nickelodeon productions, and a year later created the internet personality Astrid Clover, whom she portrayed for 7 years and published on YouTube on her behalf. Her latest production is “Room 566” from 2019, a horror film in which she starred and for which she wrote the screenplay.