Step Brothers child star Elizabeth Yozamp is unrecognisable 14 years later after huge career change

SINCE being unleashed a decade and a half ago, Stepbrothers still remains one of the most popular comedies of all time.

Featuring hilarious performances from Will Ferrell and John Reilly, the 2008 comedy centres around two middle-aged stepbrothers who start out hating each other, but grow to become best friends.

The film is jam-packed with many memorable moments, including several hilarious musical scenes.

One of the most iconic, however, comes in the shape and size of a cappella rendition of Sweet Child O’ Mine by Guns N’ Roses.

Taking lead in the scene was Lurie Poston who belted out the tune with his onscreen family including the adorable Elizabeth Yozamp as the on-key little sister Tiffany.

Elizabeth was aged just 11 when she got through a gruelling casting process against hundreds of other hopefuls to play Tiffany.

After her big break, the burgeoning talent threw herself into auditioning for commercials and voiceovers, as well as TV and movie roles.

She then became very involved in mixed martial arts and started training to perform stunts for future film and TV auditions.

After relishing her studies in free falls from five-storey buildings, stunt fighting, being hit by a moving car – and even being set on fire – she realised a return to acting wasn’t on the cards.

Elizabeth, now 25, is now in the Marine Corps after a hard time dealing with the trappings of fame and family pressures.

Her decision came as she wanted to follow in the footsteps of her father – an Air Force veteran – and she is still working in the military to this day.