Mia Talerico the child star from the hit Disney show Good Luck Charlie has started high school and fans can’t believe that she is all grown up.
The 14-year-old played the adorable Charlie in the popular Disney Channel sitcom from 2010 to 2014 for four seasons.
She is now in High School and took to Instagram to commemorate her first day leaving fans shocked to no longer see her baby face.
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Mia posted a snap where she was holding a colorful chalkboard that read “First Day 9th Grad.”
The popular Disney star wore baggy jeans and black sneakers as she stood in front of a house shaded by palm trees in Santa Barbara.
(Image: Instagram)
Fans instantly took to the comments section to share their surprise at how grown up the former Charlie star looks.
One commented: “I feel old as a motherf**ker right now. This show was my childhood.”
Another added: “Damn we are getting old. I remember watching you on tv when you was just a toddler.”
Another person commented: “High school? Where in the world did all the time go?”
(Image: Jaimie Trueblood/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Image)
This comes after Mia had been keeping her fans updated as she enjoyed a trip to Paris with her mum.
The star posed in front of the iconic landmark, the Eiffel Tower, in a snap captioned: “Bonjour.”
She looked stunning in a pair of pink checked trousers and a white crop top as she wore her long blonde hair down – different from her curly-haired days as Charlie on the show.
In the past speaking about her role on the show the star told Entertainment Tonight: “I probably had a really easy role ’cause I just got told most of my lines or didn’t have any.
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“I think it was really easy because most of the time, it was what happened.
“We just rolled with it, like, in the crawling scene, I just stood up so we just went with it.”
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