Young Sheldon star Iain Armitage celebrates turning 17 with beaming social media post
The actor is known for his eponymous role in the series Young Sheldon, which is a spin-off to The Big Bang Theory.
He flashed a huge grin for his social media post as he held onto a cupcake with chocolate frosting.
Rise to prominence: The actor is known for his eponymous role in the series Young Sheldon
He captioned the post: 'Thank you thank you thank you for all of the birthday wishes!!'
Iain was only eight when he was cast in the leading role in the spin-off Young Sheldon.
He appeared in the show from 2017 until it came to an end in 2024.
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