Here's how the real ages of the cast of 'Outer Banks' compare to their characters
The cast of "Outer Banks" season five.
Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Netflix The fifth and final season of "Outer Banks" dropped on Netflix on August 20.
The show focuses on two groups, the Pogues and Kooks, engaged in class warfare.
Even though the characters are barely in their 20s, the actors are 26 and older.
Well, it looks like our time with everyone's favorite treasure-hunting teens (now young adults) is over — but, as they say, P4L.
The Netflix original series " Outer Banks " almost immediately became a phenomenon upon its April 2020 premiere.
After the first two seasons, the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau , which promotes tourism to the region, told People that visitor numbers were "significantly up" and that "the show no doubt contributed to a higher visibility for the destination." The cast also became stars overnight, each with over 1 million followers on Instagram — some with up to 16.4 million — and they have secured partnerships with brands like Armani , American Eagle , and Revlon , among others.
The show even inspired a music festival, Poguelandia, held in Huntington Beach, California, in February 2023 and again in November 2024.
While the cast became famous for playing teenagers, they're actually much older in real life.
The youngest member of the main cast is 26, and the oldest is 35.
Here's how the ages of the cast compare with the ages of their treasure-hunting characters in season five.
Warning: Spoilers ahead for season five of "Outer Banks." The main character of "Outer Banks" is John B., a 21-year-old living on his own after his father's death.
Chase Stokes on season one, episode two of "Outer Banks." Curtis Baker/Netflix The disappearance of John B.'s dad is what sets him on the path to the Bahamas in search of buried treasure.
By the end of season five, John B. — now 21 — is "married" (both spiritually and legally) to Sarah Cameron with a newborn son named JJ.
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