'Mrs. Doubtfire' Star Lisa Jakub Expertly Answers What 'Happened To Her' Question
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An entertainment site posted a headline asking about the former child actor's whereabouts since the movie's 1993 release.
Lisa Jakub, an author and former child actor who memorably played Lydia in comedy “Mrs. Doubtfire,” had a perfect response to a headline questioning what “happened” to her since the movie’s 1993 release: A lot stuff, duh. On Friday, the author and mental wellness coach shared a screenshot of an article on entertainment site Nicki Swift, with a headline that read: “Whatever Happened To The Actor Who Plays Lydia in Mrs. Doubtfire?” “Well, ummm, I mean, a lot of stuff has happened since 1993 so you’re gonna need to be more specific,” Jakub tweeted in response.
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