Reclusive child star looks totally unrecognizable in new photo with bald head and bushy beard on lunch run in LA
FORMER child star Angus T. Jones has been spotted in a very rare public outing.
The one-time star of Two And A Half men looked unrecognizable with his bushy beard and shaved head.
Angus was spotted heading to lunch in Sherman Oaks, just north of Los Angeles.
The 29-year-old was dressed casually in a gray hoodie and black shorts.
He kept his head covered with a matching gray beanie.
However, when he took the cap off in his car, he revealed a surprisingly shaved head.
Angus, who was one of the highest paid child actors, appeared to be making a phone call on an old fashioned flip phone.
He was also carrying a large water bottle.
Angus has been mainly out of the spotlight since leaving the CBS sitcom and then quitting Hollywood in 2016.
In May, he was spotted walking around his LA neighborhood looking very casual.
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He even strolled around barefoot.
The retired TV actor wore a baggy gray tee as he passed by lavender plants on a sunny day.
He added a red baseball cap, which he wore backwards on his almost-bald head.
Angus added a pair of loose shorts, and seemed to have trimmed his beard since his last sighting in July 2022.
HALF MAN
Two And A Half Men saw Angus rise to fame as Jake Harper, alongside seasoned actors Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer.
The former child star was about 10 years old when he struck fame in the role on the CBS show.
In the popular sitcom, Jake (Angus) lived with his hard-drinking uncle Charlie Harper (Charlie) and his disillusioned father, Alan Harper (Jon) after his parents divorced.
The CBS alum made $350,000 per episode, resulting in him being the highest paid Hollywood actor of his age at the time.
The former adorably chubby-cheeked child star with wispy brunette hair became a household name because of his role.
However, he quit the series in 2012, taking his $20 million fortune and living a life out of the spotlight.
FIGHTING THE FILTH
In 2012, Angus explained that he left the show after he joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church, which he said was "tailor-made" for him.
He said that people should "stop watching" his show because it was "filling your head with filth," according to .
He also spoke to Christian group Forerunner Chronicles and blasted the show in a YouTube interview with almost three million views.
In , he said: "You cannot be a true God-fearing person and be on a television show like that. I know I can’t.
"I’m not OK with what I’m learning, what the Bible says and being on that television show."
The then-19-year-old released a public apology afterward, telling that he was "blessed" to have worked on it.
Two years later, however, Angus seemed to hold steady his newfound views.
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Jones said to about the sitcom: "It was making light of topics in our world that are really problems for a lot of people.
"I was a paid hypocrite because I wasn't okay with it, but I was still doing it."
