The Friends twins are all grown up!

The modern-day whereabouts of the twin actresses who shared the role of Ross Geller and Rachel Green's baby daughter Emma in Friends in 2003 have been revealed - and it seems that the two rising stars are ready to make a return to our screens.

Identical twins Noelle and Cali Sheldon took turns playing Emma as a toddler in the hit 90s show 14 years ago, but have since grown into mature 16-year-olds, a Reddit thread has uncovered.

Both of the girls are still acting, according to their IMDb profiles, and do bear something of a resemblance to Jennifer Aniston, who played their mother Rachel.

After appearing in Friends as the accidental baby of Ross - played by David Schwimmer - and Rachel in 2003, Cali and Noelle appeared in a film called Novel Romance in 2006, where they played a young child, also called Emma.

More recently, Noelle featured in a 2013 short film called Maxwell, and both twins appeared in a 2012 short film titled Agorable.

In Friends, which returned to our screens this year through the medium of Neflix, Emma is the result of a secret one-off tryst between Ross and Rachel, which took place after years of them being separated.

Rachel and Ross do not immediately re-enter a romantic relationship after having Emma, but go on to live together and co-parent their daughter- far before Gwyneth Paltrow ever coined the term 'consciously un-coupling'.

The pair ended up reuniting as lovers in the very last episode of Friends, ending an on-off saga that spanned ten seasons over a decade, between 1994 and 2004.

Noelle and Cali aren't the only twins to have played one child character in Friends.

Ross' cheeky son Ben, from his first marriage to Carol, was played by twins Dylan and Cole Sprouse, who are now 22.

In 2005, they landed their own Disney show titled The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody, earning them the accolade of the highest-paid teenage Disney television actors of their time.

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Dylan and Cole earned a whopping $40,000 per episode combined.

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