Oct 21, 2026 · 12 min · 9 segments
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Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse, they are the twin actors who you know as the little boys in Adam Sandler's Big Daddy.
Back when there were bean sprouts.
They were just tiny little bean sprouts back then.
But now they are like 34 years old.
Getting
married.
Grown men.
And I guess Dylan was recently on a podcast called The Wild Men Podcast.
And in the 1800s, you know, he was, like, going back and, you know, like, people are very interested in genealogy and they'll do, you know, some kind of research.
I
want to know my family history.
He found out that they are, quote, children of incest.
Huh? Yeah, not like his mom and dad, but...
Uh, not that far removed.
Not that far
removed.
Take a listen.
So your uncle's here.
Yeah.
Above that, above that, above that.
And then it's joint here.
I think his name was...
So you're like guys? You're down here.
Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse, they are the twin actors who you know as the little boys in Adam Sandler's Big Daddy.
Back when there were bean sprouts.
They were just tiny little bean sprouts back then.
But now they are like 34 years old.
Getting
married.
Grown men.
And I guess Dylan was recently on a podcast called The Wild Men Podcast.
And in the 1800s, you know, he was, like, going back and, you know, like, people are very interested in genealogy and they'll do, you know, some kind of research.
I
want to know my family history.
He found out that they are, quote, children of incest.
Huh? Yeah, not like his mom and dad, but...
Uh, not that far removed.
Not that far
removed.
Take a listen.
So your uncle's here.
Yeah.
Above that, above that, above that.
And then it's joint here.
I think his name was...
So you're like guys? You're down here.
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