– Mia Talerico, the child star from Good Luck Charlie, recently started high school at the age of 14.
– She shared a back-to-school photo on Instagram, marking her first day of 9th grade.
– Mia has also had a recurring role on Brat TV’s Mani and is an influencer with over 1.2 million followers on Instagram.
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Mia Talerico, the former child star of Disney Channel’s “Good Luck Charlie,” recently started high school, and her milestone has left fans feeling old. Mia, who just returned from a summer vacation in Paris, celebrated her first day of ninth grade with a back-to-school photo shared on Instagram. Fans expressed their surprise at how quickly time has flown by, reminiscing about watching her on TV when she was just a toddler. Mia gained internet fame even after the show ended, thanks to a popular meme featuring her character shrugging and shaking her head.
Since her time on “Good Luck Charlie,” Mia has been active in the entertainment industry, holding a recurring role on Brat TV’s “Mani.” She has also become an influencer, documenting her travels to her 1.2 million Instagram followers. While she expressed her desire to travel as much as possible, Mia will be staying put for the next few months due to the back-to-school season.
In addition to Mia, several other celebrity kids have also returned to school recently. Jessie James Decker, the singer and retired NFL player, bid farewell to their oldest child as she started school. Jamie Lynn Spears shared a sweet photo of her two daughters, Maddie and Ivey, who are growing up fast. Jenelle Evans, star of “Teen Mom 2,” posed with her kids on their first day of school. Melissa Joan Hart, Michael Strahan, Kobe and Vanessa Bryant, Hilary Duff, Lindsay Arnold, Amber Portwood, Sean Lowe, Savannah Chrisley, Nicole Ari Parker, Ali Wentworth, and Mia Talerico were among the other celebrities who shared their children’s back-to-school moments on social media.
Overall, the start of the new school year has brought a mix of nostalgia for fans and proud moments for celebrity parents as they watch their children grow up and embark on new educational journeys.
