The Outnumbered siblings have reunited for the first time in 10 years and they’re all grown up.
Former child stars Tyger Drew-Honey (Jake), Daniel Roche (Ben) and Ramona Marquez (Karen) were known for wreaking havoc on their long-suffering parents Sue and Pete Brockman, played by Claire Skinner and Hugh Davis, in the award-winning BBC sitcom.
A decade on from when the final episode aired in 2014, the trio are back together working on a new project – and it’s all in the name of charity. Looking almost unrecognisable from their days on the hit show, Tyger, Daniel and Ramona are now aged 28, 24 and 22 respectively.
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Teaming up for Red Nose Day, which will return on Friday, March 15, the on-screen siblings tried out this year’s brand new red noses, which you can buy for £2 from Amazon. Supporters of Comic Relief since they starred in Outnumbered, the Brockman kids have been part of some the most iconic sketches over the years, including one where Daniel’s character Ben has a run-in with Wimbledon champ Andy Murray.
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Another sketch saw Ramona’s on-screen mum Sue tried to persuade a six year old Karen not to wear her bridesmaids dress to school for Red Nose Day. Daniel shared his fond memories: “We were really lucky to have been a part of the Outnumbered Red Nose Day specials.
“I don’t think we appreciated just how big of a deal it was and how many people we could help by being involved. I will always remember meeting Andy Murray and how friendly and patient he was when I was peppering him with questions and tennis advice. Twelve years on from our last special, it’s great to be back together to make some more Red Nose Day memories, help raise some funds and have a laugh!”
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Tyger, who played Jake, said they’re not back for a new series but are excited for Red Nose Day: “Getting back together to honour this year’s Red Nose Day was such good fun. Whilst this year we’re not causing chaos on British TV screens, we were able to try on the new noses and snap a few photos.”
Ramona, the youngest sibling, recalled her early Red Nose Day experiences: “I always remember the Red Nose Day events we got to go to, they were great. I was really young but I remember all the celebrities coming together for Comic Relief. I especially like the specials because I remember that we got to wear our own clothes and at the time, that was a big deal!”
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This year’s red noses are set to be the funniest yet, as they will tell jokes for the first time. Each nose has a QR code that leads you to a Red Nose Day Joke Generator, created with Amazon Web Service, which tells joke after joke to make you laugh. There are four fun characters to collect, plus a limited edition gold nose. For the first time ever, the noses are made entirely from plant-based material, can be recycled at home and are the most eco-friendly yet. By buying a red nose, your donation could help provide food, shelter, safety for children, and support families affected by climate change.
Get your Red Nose from Amazon now at www.amazon.co.uk/comicrelief
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