The twins who once portrayed baby Emma in the iconic 90s sitcom Friends have made a splash on TikTok, much to the delight of fans.

Athena and Alex Conley, the sisters who played Ross (David Schwimmer) and Rachel's (Jennifer Aniston) onscreen daughter, are now engaging with a new generation of admirers on the social media platform.

In a viral TikTok post, Alex teased her followers with a caption saying: "Told him I was on TV as a baby," followed by a confused response, "'Oh so you did like Gerber commercials?'".

She then revealed her claim to fame with an image from Friends, showing Ross and Rachel with baby Emma, and humorously captioned it "#holyairball."

Responding to fan queries in the comments, Alex confirmed that they were one of three sets of twins to take on the role of Emma.

Fans were quick to engage, with one sharing: "I was literally named after your character."

Another remarked on the resemblance, saying: "The way u actually look like you could be Ross and Rachel's daughter even as an adult."

Others highlighted that Noelle and Cali Sheldon also played the part of Emma and have continued their acting journey, notably appearing in Jordan Peele's thriller Us.

Reflecting on their unique experience, Noelle, during an appearance on Good Morning Britain last year, expressed her gratitude: "It's really cool to be part of a show that's older than we are," adding, "Friends has been part of pop culture and television history since we were babies. I'm really grateful."

They also weighed in on one of the show's most beloved couples' fate post-finale.

"They're definitely still together in my opinion," insisted Cali, with Noelle backing her up: "Yeah, for sure!"

Diving into their character's legacy, Cali shared, "Emma is definitely the perfect mix of both of her parents," and contemplated her fashion sense, asserting, "[She] obviously takes after her mom, I'm sure she's raided Rachel's closet."

Cali also revealed her personal connection to the character, adding, "And also, definitely got a bit of a nerdy side. I personally do love dinosaurs... I'm a big T-Rex fan."