Jaleel White has opened up how he is doing when fans tell him he is their childhood.
The 48-year-old actor participated in a panel of the 90s Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, where he responded to fans’ often told him, “You’re all my childhood.”
White, there was there with Soleil Moon Frye, will fried and ride Strong, asked, “Reality was what you are also my childhood, but in a different way.”
For the unwarterized, Adults Stars depicted the awkward, love thug Steve Urkel in the famous Sitcom Family matters.
He had to make a como in the show that was broadcast from 1989 to 1998, but eventually acted in 200 episodes and portrayed various roles, such as Urkel’s alter ego Stefan Urquele and other urban family members.
White also revealed how the long-standing TV show shaped his own childhood as he studied while filming the show.
When he reflected on this, he added, “I went to public school all the time. We shoot three episodes and I would go back on Hiatus. I was constantly jumping back and in the spring I would be there all the time. I played on high school’s basketball team, [and] They changed the whole shooting plan [to accommodate me]”
“I learned these life lessons backwards on social level. But I interacted with adults at an insanely high level,” the Sonic the Hedgehog Star noted.
“I could never imagine that people would still be so emotionally associated with the 90s,” White said.
