90s sitcom stars leave fans gobsmacked as they 'have not aged' in 30 years

04 September 2023 , 10:50

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90s sitcom stars leave fans gobsmacked as they 'have not aged' in 30 years

Boy Meets World stars Trina McGee and Danielle Fishel were inundated with praise from fans after they showed off their youthful appearances.

The former co-stars delighted fans during an appearance at a GalaxyCon event dedicated to the iconic 90s sitcom. The pair even took to TikTok to perform a quick dance routine at the event.

The close friends high fived each other before putting their arms around their waists and swinging their hips in time to Kesha's hit song TikTok. Trina, 53, wore a black and white spotty dress and wore her hair in a classy updo.

Danielle, 42, opted for a cute yellow dress which featured a floral waistband. She wore her long blonde hair straight and let it flow over her shoulders.

Trina McGee and Danielle Fishel joined up at a meet-and-greet for Boy Meets World (TikTok/@trinamcgeeofficial)

Fans couldn't believe how young they looked (TikTok/@trinamcgeeofficial)

Fans went wild for the clip and rushed to the comments to compliment the two women. "Y’all were my role models growing up," one fan gushed.

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Another said: "Y’all have not aged a bit," adding a heart face emoji. "The both still look amazing!!" a third fan added. Someone else questioned: "Did neither of you age?!?!"

Trina starred as Angela Moore on Boy Meets World, the love interest of Shawn Hunter. She became a regular cast member in season five, which first aired in 1997. Danielle was cast in the role as Topanga Lawrence, Cory Matthews' main love interest. She joined the cast in 1993 at just 12 years old.

Boy Meets World was a popular 90s sitcom

The actresses attended the meet-and-greet event with the Boy Meets World cast, despite Trina recently speaking out about the racism she suffered on set of the sitcom. Back in January, she took to social media to call out the show.

In a series of posts on Twitter, she claimed she was ignored on set and criticised for believing in God. She said: "Called aunt Jemima on set during hair and make up. Called a bitter b***h when I quietly waited for my scene to finish rehearsing that was being f’ed up over and over due to episode featuring my character."

Aunt Jemima is a racist slu which came about from a character in minstrel shows. Trina continued: "Said happy hellos to be greeted with blank cold stares. Dissed for believing in God in front of extras. F**Kery was real. All truth. stayed nice. Not mad. Just feeling free to comment on 20 plus years of disrespectful behavior."

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