The actress who played Jude Law’s daughter in festive favourite the Holiday is totally unrecognisable now and even has a daughter of her own.
It is hard to imagine it has been 18 years since the Christmas classic debuted our screens with dazzling Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, Kate Winslet and Jack Black.
Although the leading cast are all still top Holywood actors, some others who played starring roles in the film have stepped away from the limelight.
Miffy Englefield, from West Sussex, was just six years old when she played Sophie, the eldest child of Jude’s character, Graham and now has a daughter of her own, the Mirror reports.
Speaking to MailOnline last year, Miffy said: “I think I’ve changed quite a lot since I was six, I think a lot of people have, but especially me. It wasn’t until I started doing TikTok that I’ve started getting recognised.
“I’m a mum now, I’ve got a three year old. I feel like that’s the biggest change. I’ve got a fantastic daughter and I’m in a very, very lucky position to be able to stay at home with her until she starts school, which is really not far away at all. It makes me feel very, very old whenever I remember it.”
Miffy has now found a new path to fame as a content creator on TikTok, where she commands an impressive following of 74,000 – the former child star creates videos with her partner Alex Whibley-Conway and their little girl, Frankie. She began her TikTok journey during the pandemic, a period she described as a ‘really weird time’ to have a baby.
The child star explained: “I live quite far away from the rest of my family, so I was pretty isolated. I’m really into fashion and stuff these days and I just decided that I was going to start making little videos and then it’s just sort of grew from there.
“I’d start talking about the holiday a little bit on there and I do a lot of secondhand shopping and things like that. It’s been fabulous, I’ve met so many lovely people through it and I love it I absolutely love posting on there. I was a pretty unusual six year old. I was very outlandish and overconfident, I think is the best way is to describe it.”
At the time, she ‘didn’t really get the velocity‘ of what she was doing – to the youngster, it was another ‘excuse to perform’. Her daughter Frankie watched the movie ‘as soon as she could talk’ and it’s become an ongoing joke in the family – however, she hasn’t watched in a few years herself as she struggles with ‘cringing’ at herself as a child.
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