Being three years younger that her two sisters, 34 compared to their 37, having famous sisters has been all Elizabeth Olsen has known given Mary-Kate and Ashley started their career aged nine-months-old! The pair made their acting debut as Michelle Tanner in Full House, a role they maintained until 1995.
Twins Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen, both 37, stepped out with sibling Elizabeth Olsen, 34, for a rare joint public outing in New York City Feb. 6. The trio wore dark coats, with the twins carrying their signature oversized purses and the actress sporting a black wool beanie.
Unfortunately, her dramatic height difference meant she was never able to borrow their clothes. In fact, the actress revealed she hasn't borrowed any of the twins' clothing since she was 14 because she was so much taller than them.
According to Rolling Stone, "the girls freely admit they're not the Hilton sisters. They don't smoke or drink. 'We don't, but I'm not one to judge,' says Mary-Kate." And rightfully so, because cut to 2005 and the girls are getting busted for chain smoking at museums. And look, we're not here to preach or judge.
Mary-Kate was treated for an eating disorder in 2004, her rep confirmed, and later, both she and Ashley ended up leaving New York University before graduating.
Ashley Olsen – The actor and fashion designer's Lyme disease diagnosis was made public in 2015, several years after Olsen was bitten by multiple ticks. Although she has not spoken publicly about her diagnosis, in 2015 a source told In Touch, “Her symptoms have gotten worse.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were two of the biggest child stars of all time, but they retired from acting to focus on fashion. The Olsen twins were infants when they began starring on "Full House" in 1987, and they were 9 years old when it ended.
While the fashion entrepreneurs have kept their lives relatively private since their days as child stars, Elizabeth isn't shy when it comes to gushing over her older sisters.
The Olsens have appeared on the Forbes "Celebrity 100" list since 2002; in 2007, Forbes ranked them (collectively) as the eleventh-richest women in entertainment, with an estimated net worth of US$100 million.
As adults, the Olsen twins have devoted much of their attention to the world of fashion. They head a designer fashion label, The Row, as well as "Elizabeth and James", "Olsenboye", and "StyleMint" retail collections.
The illness has taken a physical toll on Ashley - the twin sister of Mary-Kate Olsen and older sibling of Avengers: Age of Ultron star Elizabeth Olsen - in recent months and has affected her ability to work. The source added: "When she does come to work, she looks haggard and dishevelled. And she's often moody.
Most of the people who get Lyme disease and receive treatment early will be fine. Treatment can cure Lyme disease but you might still have some long-term effects. Untreated Lyme disease may contribute to other serious problems but it's rarely fatal.
She began her acting career one year after her birth, sharing the role of Michelle Tanner with her twin sister Ashley Olsen in the television sitcom Full House. They also starred in numerous films together. Still, though the Olsens aren't billionaires, their fashion empire is worth $1 billion dollars.
Did the Olsen twins lose their front teeth at the same time?
Baby teeth Since Mary-Kate and Ashley were twins and not clones, they didn't lose their baby teeth at the same time, so the twins had to wear dentures to make sure their teeth matched in their traded-off scenes. It's hard to imagine a pre-schooler being fit for dentures, but that was the case for these two.
(Later on in their career, Mary-Kate would often take on tomboy roles, while Ashley would usually play the "girly-girl" type.) "They had so much emotion and they were adorable and they had these giant big blue eyes," creator Jeff Franklin told Variety of casting the twins as infants.
“I adore them, and they adore me,” Stamos writes of his relationship with the two girls. He spent time with the Olsens off set, and even took them to Disneyland. Writers began "developing more Jesse and Michelle storylines" as a result of their chemistry, Stamos says, "which become a highlight of the show.
