These real-life siblings who starred together on a beloved ’90s show have since pursued diverse careers in the entertainment industry. Now grown, here’s a glimpse into their lives and how they look like today.
Joey, Matthew, and Andrew Lawrence are famous brothers best known for starring together in the sitcom “Brotherly Love” (1995–1997), where they portrayed siblings dealing with life after their father’s death. They all have pursued other careers in show business since finding fame as kids.
Joey, the oldest of the Lawrence siblings, began his career as a child actor in the early 1980s and later gained fame with roles in “Blossom” and “Melissa & Joey.” Besides acting, he is also a singer-songwriter, a record producer, a game show host, and a podcaster.
Matthew, the middle sibling, is recognized for his role as Jack Hunter in “Boy Meets World” and his performance in “Mrs. Doubtfire.” He also appeared in “The Hot Chick” and had guest roles on shows like “CSI: Miami.” Like his older brother, Matthew is also a singer and a podcaster.
Andrew, the youngest, started acting at age three and has worked in both voice and live-action roles. His projects include “Recess” and “The Other Me.” Similar to his siblings, he also dabbles in singing and podcasting and is also a filmmaker.
The Lawrence brothers have come a long way since their early days in showbiz, undergoing remarkable changes over the years. From facing personal challenges to changing appearances, here’s a look at how the famous trio evolved.
1991
From the early ’90s, Joey was at the height of his fame thanks to his stint in “Blossom.” During that period, he and his siblings attended the McLaren Children’s Center’s 10th Anniversary party in Los Angeles, showcasing their youthful looks.
A day later, the brothers were photographed at the Los Angeles premiere of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze.” They donned coordinating outfits for the occasion.
1992
In this family portrait, the television stars were pictured alongside their parents, Donna and Joe Lawrence, at the 1992 Publicists Guild of America Awards.
The three were also photographed together in August of that year at “An Evening At The Net” party, showing a slight change in their appearances.
The next month, in September, the brothers were seen at the MTV Rock N’ Jock B-Ball Pediatric AIDS Foundation, showing their distinct styles.
1993
In 1993, Joey launched a singing career and released his eponymous debut album “Joey Lawrence.” That same year, he and his brothers attended the 11th Annual Celebrity Day at McClaren Hall. They appeared poised and comfortable as a trio, marking another appearance in their growing public presence during the early ’90s.
Several months later, the trio were photographed at the Hollywood Stars Celebrity Baseball Game. Joey wore a sleeveless baseball jersey, Matthew sported a casual T-shirt, and Andrew was dressed in a matching team jersey.
May 1994
On May 2, 1994, the Lawrence brothers were photographed on the set of “Blossom,” with the two older siblings sporting similar hairstyles. The trio appeared together as part of the show’s production, showcasing their involvement in one of Joey’s most iconic roles.
A few days later, the trio made a public appearance, supporting a charitable cause together as a family. They attended the American Diabetes Association Celebrity Waiters event.
1995
In May 1995, the famous siblings attended the 69th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and were dressed warmly for the occasion.
1996
A year later, in May 1996, Joey, Matthew, and Andrew attended the 9th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards. The brothers made a stylish public appearance dressed in suits for the event.
Four months later in September, the trio attended MTV’s Rock N’ Jock Basketball event. Joey’s facial features appeared more defined, Matthew looked more grown-up, and Andrew still had his youthful, rounded features, similar to the previous years.
1998
Two years later in December 1998, the actors attended the Westwood premiere of “Jack Frost.” They posed together, showing a more mature and polished look.
2000
The stars attended another red carpet event for the “Battlefield Earth” premiere in May 2000. All three sported short hairstyles, with Joey and Matthew’s facial features appearing more chiseled, while Andrew maintained a youthful yet maturing look. During this period, Joey had a supporting role in the film “Urban Legends: Final Cut,” following a decline in acting projects.
2012
On April 20, 2012, Joey celebrated his 36th birthday at Disneyland with his brothers. The eldest sibling appeared more muscular with defined facial features, while Matthew had a leaner build and sharp jawline, and Andrew displayed a solid, athletic physique with a youthful look.
The celebration for Joey’s 36th birthday continued at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens in Las Vegas on April 28, 2012.
In this image, Joey posed with his brothers, as he held his birthday cake. The three-tier cake featured black and green accents.
Another photograph from the occasion showed the brothers posing together, while the birthday boy held a white printed mug.
At the event, Joey wore a sharp gray suit paired with a black shirt. Matthew opted for a black velvet blazer with coordinating pants and shirt, while Andrew dressed in a semi-formal style, completing the trio’s stylish appearance.