School of Rock child star quits fame for very ordinary job after finding love with co-star
A SCHOOL of Rock child star has given up fame to work a very normal job after finding love with her co-star.
The actress played Marta aka "Blondie", and she is now dating Angelo Massagli, who played Frankie the "tough guy" in the cult comedy movie.
Caitlin Hale, 32, went on to get a journalism degree before pursuing a medical profession in New York after playing the sassy backup singer in School of Rock.
However, Hale shortly left the entertainment business to pursue a career in medicine, where she is now a "OB-GYN sonographer."
Her job involves using ultrasound equipment to perform scans on obstetrics and gynaecology patients.
Sharing the news of her career change with her followers at the time, Caitlin wrote on Instagram: "My desire to help treat reproductive disorders developed through my experiences managing endometriosis."
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"Today I am an OB/GYN certified Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer.
"I perform gynecologic and obstetric ultrasounds at an OB/GYN office in NYC."
In May 2021, Caitlin revealed that she was dating another School of Rock cast member, Angelo Massagli.
In April this year it was announced that The School of Rock cast is set to reunite as adults 20 years after the box office smash.
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Actor Jack Black, 53, who played guitarist Dewey Finn in the 2003 American comedy, confirmed the exciting news in a recent interview.
The plot follows Dewey, a poor musician who takes on the identity of his housemate and works as a substitute teacher at a wealthy school to make ends meet.
Later, he seizes the opportunity to form the ideal band with his students in order to compete in the Battle of the Bands.
Now, two decades on, the stars of School of Rock are due to meet up for an epic reunion to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Jack told : "All those kids — dig this — they were 10 years old when we made that movie and now they’re all, like, 30.
"We’re gonna get together and have a 20-year anniversary.
"We like to jam. I’m looking forward to seeing all of the grown-ups from School of Rock.”
