Cole Sprouse Doesn't Want Twin Brother To See Him As Jughead, 'Riverdale' Star & Dylan Sprouse Not Close Anymore?

The story of "Riverdale" may circle around Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) but Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) has definitely stole the show. However, a new report claims that Cole doesn't want Dylan to watch the show. Is there a sibling rivalry brewing between them?

Cole Sprouse and his twin brother, Dylan Sprouse, have been in the industry since the early 1990s but they are mostly known for their roles as Zack and Cody Martin in Disney's "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody." The brothers took a break from the limelight to finish college but only one of them returned to pursue acting again while the other one stayed under the radar.

Cole Sprouse recently revealed why he doesn't want his twin brother to watch "Riverdale." The two have completely went their separate ways in terms of their careers and didn't want to force each other to like what they're doing. Cole is back in front of the camera as Jughead Jones on The CW teen drama television series and became a heartthrob once again, while Dylan is living a normal life and opting for a regular job like working in a restaurant as a host, which he is very proud of.

"He supports the show…. I don't know if he enjoys it," Cole Sprouse revealed to Elle magazine. "This kind of programming has never really been our flavor of choice. I don't really want him to watch anything I do and I don't really watch anything he'll do." Cole added that he and his twin can easily separate work and play and that it certainly is not a big deal for him if his brother watched the show or not.

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Although Cole Sprouse took a chance again in acting, that doesn't mean that the 24-year-old actor will be doing this for the rest of his life. The "Riverdale" star told the magazine that as long as "it stays fulfilling" he will keep doing it, but once "it stops being fulfilling" then he doesn't have a problem wrapping things up and move on from it.