These celebrity jumps are much younger than you think
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Ja Rule and Antonio Sabato Jr.
Once every four years, a day is added to the calendar on February 29th to catch up with the Gregorian calendar. and To confuse us for 24 hours.
But for some people, it’s more than just a day, it’s their birthday.
Yes, people born on leap days age just like the rest of us, but they only get Really Celebrated every four years. I did some calculations and found that the probability of being born on a leap day is 1 in 1,461. That’s what makes these celebrity jumps even more special.
Ja rules
Leap age: 12
Actual age: 48
Some 48-year-olds are going through a midlife crisis, but he’s only 12, so Ja Rule’s only worry is ruling the monkey bars at recess.
mark foster
Leap age: Ten
Actual age: 40
I wonder how Mark Foster, who is clearly unable to work due to child labor laws, continued to sing for Foster the People.
antonio sabato jr.
Leap age: 13
Actual age: 52
former general Hospital Actor Antonio Sabato Jr. is only 13 years old, but he’s already made big moves and failed to run for Congress as a Republican in Hollywood. He also made waves for showing support for President Trump during the 2016 campaign and throughout his presidential term.
tony robbins
Leap age: 16
Actual age: 64
Author and philanthropist Tony Robbins Technically Although he is still a teenager, he somehow still manages to give advice to people like a pro.
Dinah Shore
Diva and actress Dinah Shore died in 1994 at the age of 77, but she celebrated her birthday on Leap Day.
Dennis Farina
Actor Dennis Farina is known for his roles in shows such as: miami vice, law and order and new woman, Although he passed away in 2013 at the age of 69, he also celebrated his birthday on Leap Day.
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