When Young Sheldon wrapped up its seven-season run in May 2024, fans were left wondering: Where are the beloved cast members now? The show not only captured hearts but also launched several actors into new and exciting ventures. Let’s take a closer look at what the stars of Young Sheldon have been up to since the series concluded.
Iain Armitage – From Sheldon to Sky
Aviation Dreams Take Flight
Iain Armitage, who portrayed the brilliant young Sheldon Cooper, has taken a break from acting to focus on his personal interests. Notably, he obtained his student pilot’s license and aspires to secure his full private pilot’s license at age 17. Armitage has also participated in an intensive Shakespeare acting program, where he played the role of Orlando in As You Like It. Additionally, he has been spending quality time with his family and friends, including his co-star Montana Jordan’s newborn daughter, Emma Rae Jordan.
Zoe Perry – Mary Cooper’s Continued Journey
Spinoff Success and New Roles
Zoe Perry, who brought Mary Cooper to life, has reprised her role in the spinoff series Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage. Beyond that, she appeared in The Conners, sharing the screen with her real-life mother, Laurie Metcalf.
Lance Barber – George Sr.’s Return
Emotional Cameos and Ongoing Projects
Lance Barber, known for his portrayal of George Cooper Sr., made an emotional return in a dream sequence on the spinoff series, despite his character’s death. He continues to pursue acting opportunities, keeping fans eager for his next role.
Montana Jordan – Georgie Cooper’s New Chapter
Fatherhood and Leading a Spinoff
Montana Jordan, who played Georgie Cooper, became a father at 21 and announced his engagement to social media personality Jenna Weeks in January 2025. He leads the spinoff series Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, which has been renewed for a second season in February 2025.
Raegan Revord – Missy Cooper’s Creative Pursuits
Writing and Community Engagement
Raegan Revord, who portrayed Missy Cooper, ventured into writing with her 2025 young adult novel and runs a popular Instagram book club. She also serves as a junior ambassador for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, demonstrating her commitment to community engagement.
Annie Potts – Meemaw’s Enduring Presence
Theater and Mentorship
Annie Potts, renowned for her role as Meemaw, remains a key figure in the Young Sheldon franchise. She continues her involvement in the entertainment industry, balancing her acting career with mentorship and guidance for emerging talent.
Matt Hobby – Pastor Jeff’s Continued Journey
Reflecting on a Heartfelt Farewell
Matt Hobby, who portrayed Pastor Jeff, completed his stint on Young Sheldon with a heartfelt tribute. He continues his acting career, exploring new roles that showcase his versatility and depth as an actor.
Emily Osment – Mandy’s New Beginnings
Leading the Spinoff and Personal Milestones
Emily Osment, who played Mandy McAllister, leads the spinoff series Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage. Beyond her acting career, she has embraced personal milestones, including her engagement and the birth of her child, marking a new chapter in her life.
Jim Parsons – Adult Sheldon Narrator’s Broadway Success
Stage Performances and Film Projects
Jim Parsons, who narrated as adult Sheldon, continues his successful career on stage and screen. He recently performed in Broadway shows such as Mother and Our Town, showcasing his enduring talent and passion for the arts.
Where to Follow the Cast
Stay connected with your favorite Young Sheldon stars through their social media profiles:
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Iain Armitage: Instagram
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Zoe Perry: Instagram
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Montana Jordan: Instagram
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Raegan Revord: Instagram
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Annie Potts: Instagram
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Matt Hobby: Instagram
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Emily Osment: Instagram
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Jim Parsons: Instagram
Conclusion
The cast of Young Sheldon has embarked on diverse and exciting journeys since the series concluded. From pursuing personal passions to leading new projects, each actor continues to captivate audiences in their unique ways. Their growth and achievements reflect the depth and talent they brought to the beloved sitcom.
