Lenny Rush feels fortunate to have such supporting parents. His Father, Steve, and mother, Lisa is always there by his side to support his dreams despite his small body stature.

He attends Ormiston Rivers Academy in Burnham-on-Crouch and is currently appearing in Daisy May Cooper's BBC hit comedy 'Am I Being Unreasonable?'

On the show, Lenny plays Ollie, Daisy May Cooper's character's son.

Who Are Lenny Rush's Parents?

Lenny Rush is born to his father, Steve, and mother, Lisa

He recently celebrated his mother's birthday and appreciated everything she had done for him, his brother, and his dad.

He thanked her for always fighting for him and teaching him that he deserves better than 'what is.' He also commends his mother for driving him all over the country so he could do what he enjoys the most.

Lisa is available on Instagram. However, her account is private. As she writes on her Instagram bio, she is the proud mom of the actor and a little man.

Meet Lenny Rush's Family Of Five

Lenny Rush lives with his parents, brother, Booby, and a pet dog, Cookie. 

Unlike him, his brother does not have this rare form of Dwarfism (Spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenital). It is an inherited bone growth disorder that causes small stature (dwarfism), bone deformities, and vision and hearing problems.

This condition affects the spine's bones and the tips of long bones in the arms and legs. Congenital denotes that the condition exists from birth.

People with congenital spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia are born with a short trunk, neck, and shortened limbs.

On the other hand, their hands and feet are usually of average size. Adult height ranges from 3 feet to slightly more than 4 feet.

Lenny Rush's Net Worth In 2022

Lenny Rush is a theater performer who has a net worth of $500,000 as of 2022.

He is an aspiring Essex actor with a rare form of dwarfism. The 13-year-old actor rose to prominence after appearing in the 2019 adaptation of A Christmas Carol. He most recently appeared in Daisy May Cooper's comedy-drama Am I Being Unreasonable? 

Am I Being Unreasonable? follows Nic (Daisy), the main character, as she struggles in a small town with a DeadEnd marriage and her son Ollie (Lenny).

Despite the fact that the producers of the show were not looking for a child with a disability, Lenny's outstanding audition landed him the lead role. Throughout his career, Lenny has advocated for disabled artists.

And while his disability is visible in the show, the actor emphasized the importance of the condition to "not take over the entire plot."

Furthermore, he made his Netflix debut in a small scene in Enola Holmes 2. He recommended his Instagram followers not to miss his appearance on the show. Many followers recognized him on the show and expressed their delight in the comments section.

During his early years, he appeared as Eli in CBeebies' Apple Tree House (2017, 2018). Lenny also appears in the Cbeebies documentary Our Family (2017).

The actor wishes to play villains like Batman's Joker and Austin Powers' Dr. Evil in the future. 'I like the character the Joker, I really like people like him, and I've always wanted to play some kind of Dr. Evil-type crime boss,' Lenny told Metro. 

Lenny sees more controversial characters in his future, but he also hopes to improvise more on screen.

Where Is Lenny Rush From?

Lenny Rush is originally from Essex, United Kingdom. 

He was born with Spondyloepiphyseal Dysplasia Congenita, a growth disorder. Lenny is well-known as Ollie, Daisy May Cooper's son from Am I Being Unreasonable. He has appeared in numerous theatre roles and has worked for several years at the Old Vic theatre in London as an access ambassador, highlighting the accessibility needs of disabled people.

He has been acting since he was seven years old and is best known for his role in Tracey Beaker's spin-off, The Dumping Ground.

Aside from acting, he participates in the academy's cooking club, which has been available for him to join with his peers.

Currently, Lenny is studying in year nine at Ormiston Rivers Academy. He has advocated for disabled artists, and Ormiston Academy has stated that he "has been a real inspiration" to the students.

He has been working hard to keep up with his schoolwork while filming.

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