Lazy Town's Stephanie actress Chloe Lang has shared her dramatic transformation as she's blossomed into adulthood.
The native New Yorker, 20, rose to fame as the pink-haired child character in 2013, for a third season and fourth season - but now is virtually unrecognisable.
The screen star had a string of student film credentials but at that point had yet to break into the industry before she landed the role, replacing Julianna Rose Mauriello who played Stephanie in earlier seasons.
Nearly 10 years on, American actress Chloe has her own Instagram account and regularly posts a slew of bikini-clad snaps and photos from her travels abroad.
In one photo Chloe stunned in a green bikini as she posed in a hallway, while in another she slipped into a white bikini top covering her face with her hair as she posed aboard a yacht.
In a third selfie Chloe appeared fresh face as she donned colourful knitwear and showed off her beautiful blonde locks.
Chloe became an overnight child star and as had tapped into her following from her Lazy Town role and now has 98.1k Instagram followers.
According to her 'day in the life' TikTok video, the American actress is set to star in the second season of an 80s mob TV drama called Gravesend.
The Instagram star, who is studying Arts and Entertainment management a New York's private PACE University, shared on her YouTube Vlog channel how she found the experience and offered advice for incoming freshmen.
She told: "There's a lot of people here, there's always people to meet just be mindful of who you want in your circle who truly have your best interests at heart'.
And she let slip she's ready for new experiences and if given $2million dollars would be immediately booking a flight to go travelling.
She added: "I don't really buy that many clothes, I feel like all I want to spend my money on is food and experiences and see the entire world."
And responding to fans about what she misses most about Lazy Town she added: "Just the vibe, the overall two years of my life living in a European country for two years, trying new food, meeting new people."
