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Stars of hit BBC comedy reunite for new project after 10 years off screen
They first rose to fame on the show in 2007
THE cast of Outnumbered have come back together again for a very special occasion.
All three of the Brockman kids have finally reunited after nearly 10 years off screens.
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Tyger Drew-Honey, Ramona Marquez and Daniel Roche have got back into character once more as Jake, Karen and Ben all in aid of Comic Relief as they get this year's Red Nose Day campaign under way.
The now grown-ups have tested out this year's range of Red Noses all in aid of the charity's latest telethon event on Friday 15 March.
The Brockman kids snapped a variety of pictures in this year's Red Noses as well as looking back on their Red Nose Day memories from years gone-by including their hilarious one-off special from over 14 years ago.
All three have grown-up from their days as Britain's most-loved kids in the popular sitcom.
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Tyger (Jake) is now aged 28 with Ramona (Karen) being 22 and Daniel (Ben) being 24.
Karen has ditched her trademark blonde hair and sports a much more grown-up look with straight brunette locks.
Ben looks totally unrecognisable in the snaps sporting a full face of facial hair appearing worlds away from the energetic curly-haired child that was seen on-screens between 2007 and 2014.
Whilst Jake still sports a clean-shaven look and a charming personality.
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Whilst the three won't be back on TV for a brand new episode, they admitted they had bags of fun after being able to re-connect to kickstart this year's Comic Relief campaign.
Speaking of coming on board and reuniting for the first time in 10 years, Tyger said: “I have special memories of Red Nose Day, especially our days spent filming the Red Nose Day specials. I was a little bit older than the others, so I had more of an idea of the concept of what Red Nose Day was.
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"I could appreciate it was a really good cause and that we were doing something that was really helping people whilst putting a smile on people’s faces.
“Getting back together to honour this year’s Red Nose Day was such good fun, and whilst this year we’re not causing chaos on British TV screens, we were able to try on the new Noses and snap a few photos.”
Elsewhere, Daniel recalled fondly filming with tennis ace Andy Murray for one of Comic Relief's most memorable sketches.
The actor said: “We were really lucky to have been a part of the Outnumbered Red Nose Day specials, I don’t think we appreciated just how big of a deal it was and how many people we could help by being involved.
"I will always remember meeting Andy Murray and how friendly and patient he was when I was peppering him with questions and tennis advice!"
Whilst Ramona added: "I was really young but I remember all the celebrities coming together for Comic Relief, and I knew it was really cool to be involved in the Red Nose Day specials.
"I especially liked the specials because I remember that we got to wear our own clothes and at the time, that was a big deal!”
This year's Comic Relief campaign features all new plant-based Red Noses available to purchase from Amazon with four noses being available as well as a limited edition Gold Nose.
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In a unique first, the noses now have the ability to tell jokes thanks to a handy QR code on each one.
Supporters can scan the QR code on the nose to lead them to the world-first Red Nose Day Joke Generator database.
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