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How Old Is The Victorious Cast

So, you’ve had a rough day. You’re scrolling through your phone, and what pops up? A clip of Tori Vega absolutely belting it out on Victorious. Suddenly, you’re hit with a wave of nostalgia, followed by a terrifying, cold-sweat question: How old is that cast now? Are they, like, ancient? Did they buy homes in Florida? Let’s break down the math, because the answer is both hilarious and a little bit terrifying.

First, remember that Victorious aired from 2010 to 2013. That makes this show nearly as old as some of its original viewers who are now paying rent. The cast, at the time, were mostly teenagers playing teenagers—a rare and beautiful thing in Hollywood. Now? They’re all solidly in their late twenties or early thirties. The show is legally old enough to vote, and so is everyone in it.

The Headliners: Victoria Justice & Ariana Grande

Let’s start with the star, Victoria Justice (Tori Vega). She was born in 1993, which makes her around 31 years old as of today. Let that sink in: she is now older than most of the characters’ parents were on the show. She’s still acting, still beautiful, and probably still groaning about that one time she sang “Beggin’ On Your Knees” for a school assembly.

Then there’s Ariana Grande (Cat Valentine). This is where it gets wild. Ari was born in 1993 as well, making her also 31. But her character, Cat, was basically a human cartoon who ate her own hair. Now, Ariana is a multi-billion-dollar pop star, a skincare mogul, and a married woman. Somewhere, Cat Valentine is screaming, “It’s a beautiful day to stay inside!” while Ari cashes a check from her perfume line.

The Rest of the Wild Bunch

Elizabeth Gillies (Jade West) was born in 1993 too. That’s right—three of the main cast are all 31. But Gillies is the dark horse. She went from wearing black lipstick and threatening people to starring in Dynasty and Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll. She’s married and living her best life. If Jade West saw Elizabeth today, she’d probably say, “Ugh, you look happy. Disgusting.”

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Now, Leon Thomas III (Andre Harris). Born 1993, also 31. He’s moved on from writing songs for the show to winning Grammys for writing hits for other artists. Imagine him at a party: “Oh yeah, I used to play the keyboard on a Nickelodeon show. No big deal.” It’s a big deal, Leon. It’s a huge deal.

And then there’s Matt Bennett (Robbie Shapiro). Born 1991, so 33. He’s the old man of the group. He recently did a podcast where he talked about how he still carries around a puppet. That’s not a joke—he brought Rex to the Victorious reunion. Some men never change, and honestly, that’s the most comforting thing about the universe.

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The Surprising Baby of the Group

You might think the youngest was Victoria or Ari, but nope. Daniella Monet (Trina Vega) was born in 1989. That makes her 35 years old. Yes, the girl who constantly failed algebra and wore butterfly clips is now the actual responsible adult of the group. She has two kids, a vegan skincare line, and a mortgage. Trina Vega would be horrified that she’s paying taxes.

And Avan Jogia (Beck Oliver) was born in 1992, making him 32. He’s spent the last decade acting in more mature roles and openly talking about his mental health. He’s basically given up the “cool guy” act. Beck Oliver would never admit to having feelings. Avan Jogia writes poetry about them. Growth!

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Why This Feels Like a Time Warp

The real joke is that Victorious ended only a decade ago, but the cast has aged like normal humans. They didn’t fall into a fountain of youth. They got wrinkles, grew wisdom, and started drinking kale smoothies. Meanwhile, you’re still in your pajamas at 2 p.m. watching reruns. Who’s the real winner here?

So, here’s the bottom line: the cast of Victorious is now in their early-to-mid 30s. They are old enough to be your cool aunt or uncle. If you were a kid watching them in 2010, you are now probably paying off student loans. It’s a terrifying, beautiful cycle. And if you ever feel old, just remember: Rex the puppet is still younger than all of them—and he’s just a pile of felt and emotional baggage.

Now, go drink some water and apologize to your back for slouching. The future is here, and it’s Victorious. Or whatever. I forget the joke. The cast is 31. Goodnight.