Let's see what these pink-loving gals have been up to since.
Small screen
Sophia Grace and Rosie frequently hit up red carpets on Ellen DeGeneres' behalf.
They also played exaggerated versions of themselves on two episodes of Nickelodeon's Sam & Cat,
where they were referred to as "The Brit Brats."
Since then, Sophia Grace has made several TV appearances as a singer, and in 2017, she
even served as a judge on ABC's reality show, The Toy Box, in which aspiring toy inventors
to pitch their ideas to a panel of famous kid judges.
"Have you done any research lately on the stuffed animal market?"
In 2013, Sophia Grace released the track, "Girls Just Gotta Have Fun," which featured
the pair driving pink toy cars and sitting on pink thrones.
Ironically, the video for Sophia Grace's solo track, "Best Friends," did not include her
cousin Rosie, but the song made it to No. 87 on the Hot 100.
In January 2017, she released her first album, a six-track EP called Hollywood.
In October 2017, she released a new track called "Why U Mad?," which she wrote to specifically
address her "haters."
"If the, like, the haters saw you in real life, they wouldn't actually say these things
to your face.
They feel, like, confident behind their computer screen, so…"
"Yeah…"
"So I just don't take it too seriously."
Speaking with TooFab about the empowering new jam, Sophia Grace said,
"Having been in the spotlight since I was very young, I know all about the negative
comments and abuse you get from people online.
"Why U Mad" is my message to those people, and to anyone who's experienced anything similar
— Hold your head up high, be proud of who you are, and don't let the bullies get you
down."
Normal life
Rosie's been doing more and more YouTube videos lately, but in a March 2017 upload titled,
I am Rosie–Where I've Been, she explains that her focus is far from the entertainment
biz.
"I've been working really hard on my schoolwork, and my teachers are very happy with me."
"Also, I took my prep test in piano, and I passed."
She went on to say that her favorite thing at the moment is gymnastics, which she works
on daily.
"But my most exciting news right now is I got my first solo in my singing class as stage
school, and I'm really excited and really nervous at the same time."
Sounds like Rosie could be executing a long-term approach to conquering show business.
Published authors
Even without a diploma, young Sophia Grace and Rosie somehow wrote not one, but two books.
The pair's first publication, Tea Time with Sophia Grace & Rosie, came out in February
2013 and peaked at No. 2 on the New York Times Best Sellers list of children's picture books.
Their second book, Showtime with Sophia Grace & Rosie, debuted in March 2014.
Sweet movie deal
Sophia Grace and Rosie starred in their own direct-to-DVD movie, Sophia Grace & Rosie's
Royal Adventure.
TMZ reported that the girls' contracts for the movie included plans for possible sequels,
and that the girls have made serious bank so far.
The contract allegedly stated that Sophia Grace took home $50,000 for the flick, and
that her compensation for possible sequels would be $75,000 each for a second and third
installment.
Out of the woods
Sophia Grace was reportedly cast as Red Riding Hood in Into the Woods, the big cinematic
adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim musical.
However, the youngster's role was later recast after her camp and Disney got a slew of side-eye.
The problem?
Sophia Grace was only 10 at the time, and the creepy adult undertones in Red Riding
Hood's relationship with the Big Bad Wolf didn't sit well with many folks.
Sophia Grace's father and manager explained his daughters exit from the film, saying,
"After careful consideration, we as parents felt, as rehearsals progressed, that she was
too young for this part.
It was a joint decision between us and the director and producer of Into the Woods, to
withdraw Sophia Grace from the film."
Merchandise line
Like virtually all young starlets these days, Sophia Grace has turned herself into a brand.
Using her considerable YouTube presence, she directs followers to her "merch" store.
"I can't tell you how long I've wanted to have my very own products out, and I finally
have them now…"
In the video, the 14-year-old social media star promotes her hats, t-shirts, and hoodies,
which are all emblazoned with her slogan-slash-single title, "Why U Mad?"
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