Fran Drescher reunites with ‘The Nanny’ star Nicholle Tom on her 48th birthday

[TMC]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/fr...887754de&ei=35

Story by Megan Johnson



Fran Drescher just reunited with Nicholle Tom, one of her beloved co-stars from her iconic '90s sitcom, The Nanny, on her 48th birthday.

Drescher, 68, had small roles in films like Saturday Night Fever and This is Spinal Tap, but became a household name thanks to her role as Fran Fine, a Jewish nanny from Flushing, Queens, who rules the roost for a ritzy family in New York City. The series, which ran from 1993 to 1999, co-starred Tom as Margaret "Maggie" Sheffield, the eldest daughter of the Sheffield family. Originally resistant to Fine's ways, she builds a strong relationship with her, and the two become thick as thieves.

Flash forward almost thirty years, and Drescher and Tom are still tight! In honor of Tom's 48th birthday, Drescher shared a stunning photo of the duo, who are both aging like a fine wine. Tom is a stunning blonde with a bright smile these days, as she hung out alongside her iconic co-star.

"Happy Birthday Nicholle! You are a hilarious & gorgeous actor and a beautiful person inside and out! I am proud to call you my tv daughter on The Nanny! May this year be yours and may success, good health and happiness abound. May your talent, quirkiness & long legs get you the part of your dreams! Always Fran💋❤️🎂," Drescher captioned the sweet photo of the duo.

A post shared by on Jan 01, 2022 at 12:00pm PDT

What's Nicholle Tom Up To These Days?

Actively working in television, Tom has guest-starred on episodes of Stalker, Gotham, and Survivor's Remorse, and was featured in the Hallmark Channel film Do I Say I Do? However, we're partial to her 2022 appearance on the twenty-fourth season of Worst Cooks in America. Check out a fun video she shared from the experience below.

A post shared by on Jan 01, 2022 at 12:00pm PDT

What's Fran Drescher Up to These Days?

You would have to be living under a rock to be missing the Fran Drescher renaissance! A former SAG-AFTRA president and cancer survivor, the living legend just scored major acclaim for her role as Timothée Chalamet's mother in Marty Supreme, the story of a table tennis player named Marty Mauser who attempts to become a champion of the sport in the '50s.