Twin sisters, 23, who played Rachel and Ross' baby daughter on Friends shock fans with new career
Now, decades later, twin sisters Alexandra and Athena Conley are college grads with their own impressive social media following.
The girls are 23-years-old and TikTok influencers who each boast tens of thousands of followers on the platform.
Over the weekend they reminded fans of their role of Emma Geller-Greene as they shared a throwback photo from the episode The One Where Rachel Goes Back To Work.
The image showed one of the girls, clad in a coat with a pink bow in her hair, being held by David Schwimmer as Jennifer Aniston stood nearby.
The TikTok post began with a photo of one of the twins striking a pose that was captioned, 'told him I was on TV as a baby.'
A selfie followed which read, '"oh so you did like Gerber commercials?"'
The post then ended with the photo of them from Friends which was hashtagged, '#holyairball.'
Fans flooded Alexandra's comments section with their Friends-related questions, with one asking Alexandra if she believed Ross and Rachel were indeed on a break.
'Soooooooo do you think they were on a break? Or not?' one wrote.
'Is baby got back your favorite song?' another posted, referencing the song Aniston danced to while bonding with her child on the show.
Two said they were named after the character: 'I was literally named after your character,' several Emmas posted.
According to IMDb, Alexandra and Athena appeared on the show from January to March 2003.
Nowadays they are recent college grads embarking on their next chapter in life.
Athena became a cheerleader for the Denver Broncos last year and has earned a fan in her sister Alexandra.
Alexandra shared a photo from one of her sister's games which she captioned, '@athena.conley 's #1 fans.'
The sisters even attended Stagecoach together this past year where they embraced their twin status with matching outfits.
Their TikTok and Instagram accounts contained plenty of posts showing off their various twin antics.
Alexandra has also plugged Kim Kardashian's SKIMS brand to her TikTok with video of her in the brand's sheer cotton collection. 'will be wearing this all summer @SKIMS #skimspartner #skims #summerinspo #summerstyle,' she captioned the video.
The role of baby Emma was the result of a one night stand between Aniston and Schwimmer's characters who was introduced during the two-part season eight finale in 2002.
In addition to the Conley sisters, twins Noelle and Cami Sheldon and Genevieve and Elizabeth Davidson played baby Emma.
Numerous big names got their start as children on Friends, including Cole Sprouse, who played the son of Ross Geller and Carol Willick.
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