How Old Are The Nicky Ricky Dicky And Dawn Cast Members Now?

Wow — time flies when you binge childhood TV! If you’re wondering how old the main cast of 'Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn' are as of November 7, 2025, here’s a friendly rundown that brings those Nickelodeon days right back. The four kids who drove all the chaos have grown into young adults, and even the parents have racked up a few more years since the show wrapped.

Lizzy Greene, who played Dawn Harper, was born in 2003 and is 22 years old now. She was the practical, sassy foil to the triplets and has kept busy since the show ended, maturing into her twenties in the public eye. The triplets themselves are split between 2003 and 2004 births: two of them were born in 2003 and are 22 this year, and the other two were born in 2004 and are 21 as of this date. So in short: the actors who played Nicky, Ricky, Dicky are around 21–22 years old in late 2025. Those ages mean they’ve moved well beyond kid-star status — they’re carving out adult lives and projects, and you can see the difference when you go back and watch old episodes.

If you’re curious about the adults from the show, Brian Stepanek — who played the dad, Tom Harper — was born in 1971 and is 54 years old now. He’s one of those character actors who shows up everywhere, and his steady career has kept him working across TV and voice roles for years. The rest of the recurring adult cast members have similarly moved forward in their careers, balancing family roles, guest spots, and other projects that keep them in the orbit of fans who grew up with 'Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn.'

I love revisiting that show because watching the cast now — early twenties and beyond — gives you this warm, weird nostalgia hit: they’re recognizable but clearly adults, handling new chapters outside the triple-sibling hijinks. If you go look up interviews or social feeds from these actors, you’ll catch glimpses of what they’re doing now: some still act, some pursue music or other interests, and most seem grateful for that Nickelodeon springboard. It’s fun to track where former child stars end up, and seeing these particular actors thriving (and clearly aging into cool twenties) is oddly comforting. I still get a kick imagining the Harper house with the same energy, but maybe with slightly more grown-up coffee cups on the counter.