When it comes to celebrity lookalikes, everyone has one – but the stars of Riverdale take it to a whole new level. There are tons of other celebs who look like the cast members of the show, and the similarities between them are as insane as, well, Dark Betty. We honestly wouldn’t be surprised if the famous doppelgängers roaming around were mistaken for stars of The CW drama on the reg. Not to mention, Archie and Jughead’s fathers on the show surprisingly resembled K.J. Apa and Cole Sprouse back in the day as well. Check it out, River Vixens!
KJ Apa
Luke Perry, who plays Archie’s dad Fred Andrews in Riverdale, looked just like his TV son back in the day – especially when he starred as Dylan McKay in Beverly Hills, 90210 back in the ’90s.
Camila Mendes
If you told us Phoebe Tonkin from The Originals was Camila Mendes‘ real-life twin, we’d 100% believe you.
Lili Reinhart
Before Jessica Serfaty dated Chuck Bass (er, Ed Westwick), she was on America’s Next Top Model and looked exactly like Lili Reinhart. You may also know Jessica from being linked to Matt Espinosa, Niall Horan and Joe Jonas.
Madelaine Petsch
Morning show host Jackie Oshry is literally Madelaine Petsch, and no one can deny it.
Actress Holland Roden and Madelaine have the hair and features of actual twins – total Cheryl vibes.
Dog With a Blog star Francesca Capaldi could totally pass as a young Madelaine Petsch.
Cole Sprouse
Cole Sprouse definitely resembles a young version of his Riverdale father Skeet Ulrich (AKA FP Jones) – and they’ve both climbed through windows for their on-screen love interests. Skeet’s character in Scream snuck into Sidney Prescott’s bedroom just like Jughead did for Betty.
It would be just rude not to include Cole’s actual twin Dylan Sprouse, who just recently returned to acting as well.
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