Home Improvement star Jonathan Taylor Thomas has reunited with his former cast members for a rare photo moment.

The actor, who played Randy on the hit ’90s sitcom, has rarely been photographed in public since famously stepping away from Hollywood years ago.

The 44-year-old has reunited with his on-screen mother, Patricia Richardson, who played Jill Taylor, and TV brother Taran Noah Smith, who played the youngest son, Mark.

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Richardson, a mum-of-three in real life, shared the sweet reunion on Instagram, posting a photo alongside her TV sons.

Thomas landed the role of middle child Randy on Home Improvement in 1991 and featured in nearly 200 episodes. Credit: IMDb

Taran Noah Smith, Patricia Richardson and Jonathon Taylor Thomas had a mini Home Improvement reunion. Credit: Instagram

“My other boys,” Richardson captioned the photo.

The third brother, Brad, was played by Zachery Ty Bryan.

Bryan is currently serving a 16-month sentence in a California jail after pleading guilty to a felony DUI charge stemming from a February 2024 arrest.

Zachery Ty Bryan, the actor who played the oldest son on the long-running 1990s sitcom Home Improvement, was first arrested in October 2020. Credit: AP

What happened to Jonathon Taylor Thomas?

Thomas got his first big acting break at the age of nine, starring in the series The Bradys.

He went on to voice young Simba in The Lion King, as well as starring in family-friendly films Man Of The House and Tom And Huck.

Thomas landed the role of middle child Randy on Home Improvement in 1991 and featured in nearly 200 episodes, before making the decision to pull back from Hollywood in the early 2000s.

Child star Jonathon Taylor Thomas disappeared from Hollywood in the 2000s. Credit: AAP, Getty

“I’d been going non-stop since I was eight years old,” he told People magazine in 2013.

“I wanted to go to school, to travel and have a bit of a break.”

The child star ended up returning to LA, where he focused on directing, writing scripts and taking advantage of his free time.

“I watch a lot of movies, I hike, I stay up on shows and theatre,” he continued, adding he had “no regrets” about stepping away.