The Fun House twins, 52, have barely aged a day as they pose for glam pic 25 years after legendary kids’ show
THE stars of The Fun House look like they haven't ages a day in the 25 years since the popular kids show.
Twins Melanie and Martina Grant were just 16 when they rose to fame on the CITV show.
They spent ten years working on the show with broadcaster Pat Sharp until it came to an end in 1999.
Now, 25 years after the hit show came to an end, the blonde beauties look almost identical to their teenage selves.
In a new selfie, the sister beamed down the lens of the camera as they showed off their signature smiles.
Martina shared the snap in celebration of the pair's birthday as they turned 51.
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Appearing to poke fun at their youthful looks, Martina said in the caption: "Happy birthday to us my Mel, wow 25 still so young!"
On the classic kids programme, they appeared week after week waving their pom-poms while dressed in identical yellow and red cheerleading outfits.
Melanie would support the red team and Martina would appear alongside the yellow team.
The pair are thought to be still be able to make a career out of their Fun House days by appearing at various parties and events.
Back in 2017, host Pat Sharp launched a petition to get the show back on screens.
A petition was launched to have a giant set built and the doors thrown open to the public to play all the ‘wacky’ games that were seen on the CITV show.
Contestants engaged in obstacle courses, raced in go-karts, and got drenched in gunge during a range of tasks as teams competed to win a variety of prizes.
Speaking on social media at the time, he said: “THIS. IS. OUR. NEWS! Together we can re-run the fun! Support our campaign to #BringBackFunHouse."
He endorsed a new catchphrase for the show returning, retweeting a fan and adding: “Fund the Funhouse! I like it.”
