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This is what Simon Helberg, the actor who played Howard from ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ looks like today
Simon Helberg, the actor who played Howard Wolowitz in the hit series ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ has undergone a physical change since the end of the show.
The end of the comedy series “The Big Bang Theory” in 2019 left a huge hole in the hearts of fans of the show.
The award-winning program follows the adventures of a group of nerds living in California and their personal and work relationships. The main cast is composed of four male characters, including Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), and Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki).
One of these characters is Howard Wolowitz, played by Simon Helberg. In the series, his character was portrayed to have a good heart, a poor track record with women, and was made fun of sometimes by his friends for being an engineer and the only one without a doctorate.
“The Big Bang Theory” was kind to Howard in later seasons, as he marries the love of his life and they live a happy life.
Since the season finale, Helberg has kept a low profile, though he has kept busy with some movie and TV projects.
He does not have Instagram or X accounts, but how the actor looks today has been discovered from a photograph.
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A different look from Howard
Howard’s character was physically characterized by bowl-cut hair, and a turtleneck-and-checkered-shirt combination, just as Sheldon cosplayed him.
The photo shows a more mature Helberg with more adult features, looser hair and a beard. Gone is the image of the clean-cut nerdy guy who was bound to say awkward things when a woman was around.
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