Remember Alfalfa From 1994’s The Little Rascals? What The Child Star Looks Like Today – The List

As the original audience of “The Little Rascals” has grown up, they’re naturally curious about the child actors who made them laugh since 1994. Bug Hall, who starred as the undercover woman-lover Alfalfa, had an interesting journey from his “Little Rascals” era to his family man life. Hall acted in other ’90s and 2000s children’s movies, such as “Honey We Shrank Ourselves” and “Get a Clue”, opposite fellow child star Lindsay Lohan. He still landed acting roles in adulthood, with his latest in the 2024 period movie Cabrini, but things slowed down around 2018. He started living a traditional lifestyle after his conversion to Catholicism and even declared that he and his family took a vow of poverty in 2021.

Hall also switched up his looks around that time. The Alfalfa actor started wearing a mesmerizing beard in the 2010s, and it’s more recognizable than his clean-shaven look a decade later. In April 2025, Hall uploaded a YouTube video titled “Into the Unknown.” The former actor wore a navy blue vest underneath a black blazer. He showed signs of aging, such as wrinkles on his forehead, smile lines, and lines around his eyes. However, his cheeks looked fairly smooth. Hall also had the same dark brown hair in his 40s as he did in his youth, but his fluffy beard had a blend of brown and blond strands. 

Child stars who ditch Hollywood usually do so to live off the grid. However, Bug Hall continues to make headlines for his controversial life away from Hollywood. 

In December 2022, X temporarily deleted Hall’s account for his statements about judging his daughters’ courtships and marriages and using corporal punishment on his kids. The self-identified radical Catholic also called his only son his “heir” when announcing his birth in 2024 and used the word “dishwasher” to refer to his daughters in the replies. Hall stirred even more backlash in November 2026 when he shared his GoFundMe link on X. The Alfalfa actor wrote that he’s asking for “the least amount” ahead of the birth of his sixth child, but the donations quickly exceeded his original $2,000 goal. 

Critics told him to get a job, and some considered him a hypocrite for opposing welfare and asking for people’s money. One user wrote, “‘handouts for me, not for thee’,” to which Hall replied, “Consensual vs. obligatory.” Others were upset that Hall didn’t end the GoFundMe after it reached five figures, but he stopped it after receiving $29,000. He went on YouTube to express his shock and gratitude about the final results. “What I thought was going to be a very quiet plea for help to my closest friends and followers online kind of spiraled out into all sorts of madness,” he said. “In a very good way, though, because through God’s providence all of that madness created this unimaginable blessing for me and my family.”