The CBS sitcom didn't just capture the hearts of the audience through its heartfelt and witty storytelling, but also how the Georgia native actor gave life to the charming and uniquely brilliant character.
His star power was felt once again when the teen star recently shared a photo on Instagram to celebrate his 17th birthday.
“It’s been a great few days- thanks, everyone! 17 is wonderful so far,” he wrote, along with an adorable photo of him smiling with a birthday candle in front of him.
A post shared by Iain Armitage (@iain)
Fans called him “Shelly,” an endearing term used by Sheldon Cooper’s mom, played by Zoe Perry.
“Enjoy yourself, Shelly! HBD,” a follower added.
The same goes for another commenter who said, “Cakes and candles, Shelly.”
Adding to the nostalgia, one fan affectionately referred to Armitage as “Moonpie,” the endearing nickname given to Sheldon by his grandmother Meemaw, portrayed by Annie Potts.
Young Sheldon, a prequel to The Big Bang Theory, depicts the early life of Sheldon Cooper, who grew up in a simple but happy family in Medford, East Texas
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