Ray Romano’s Daughter On Everybody Loves Raymond Completely Changed Her Life After The Show Ended

While the Everybody Loves Raymond kids rarely appeared on screen, Madylin Sweeten still stands out as one of the best actors in the cast. Alongside her real-life brothers Sullivan and Sawyer Sweeten, who sadly died in 2015, Madylin played one of Ray and Debra Barone’s precocious kids.

People are often compelled to find out what the young stars of a popular sitcom are doing now. A lot of time has passed since Everybody Loves Raymond aired its last episode in 2005, and while Ray Romano remains a huge star, some of the other cast members aren’t as known now. Here’s how Madylin Sweeten decided to spend her life after Raymond.

What Did Everybody Loves Raymond Star Madylin Sweeten Do When Everybody Loves Raymond Ended?

Madylin Sweeten’s Everybody Loves Raymond character Ally Barone was incredibly cute. She has two brothers, Geoffrey and Michael Barone, and grows up throughout the show’s 8-season run.

After Everybody Loves Raymond concluded in 2005, Sweeten waited a little while before acting again.

She starred in the 2008 action movie Eagle Eye before joining the sketch series TMI Hollywood, which aired from 2013 to 2015. She seems to have gravitated toward comedy and shorts after playing Ally Barone. She co-wrote the short film Wedding Frisk, which was released in 2014, and also was an executive producer.

While Ray Ramono earns money from the sitcom today, Madylin Sweeten could also be receiving some cash in the form of residuals. According to Celebrity Net Worth, she has a net worth of $5 million. This money could have offered a cushion so she could act in whatever she wanted to instead of being concerned about making a living.

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Madylin Sweeten is now 32 years old and was 14 when Everybody Loves Raymond was done. While she stayed in Hollywood for a while, it doesn’t appear that she wanted to be a famous actress for the rest of her life. Her last acting credit was “Talkative Young Lass” in a 2019 episode of Lucifer. She might have decided that acting in TV shows or in movies just wasn’t interesting to her anymore. She hasn’t gone into detail about this, though.

Sweeten definitely seems to have liked being on Everybody Loves Raymond, though. In 1999, she was interviewed for The Martin Short Show, and an adorable video can be found on YouTube. At that time, she was eight years old and said that she loved making art.

Sweeten has always been creative. When she was 26, she attended California’s Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, according to Country Living. She posted a photo of school supplies, including sheets of paper and a calculator, on her Instagram in January 2017 and wrote in the caption, “Getting first week homework done like it ain’t no thang/”