One Tree Hill 's Jackson Brundage Is All Grown Up! Actor Who Played Nathan and Haley's Son Jamie Turns 21

James Lafferty, Bethany Joy Lenz and Jackson Brundage
James Lafferty, Bethany Joy Lenz and Jackson Brundage
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Jamie Lucas Scott has grown out of One Tree Hill.

Jackson Brundage, who played Haley James Scott and Nathan Scott's son, just turned 21 and is living his best life off-screen. In a since-expired Instagram story, the actor celebrated his milestone birthday.

"21 today! Any alcohol recommendations?" he wrote on a photo of himself making a peace sign.

It's been 10 years since One Tree Hill aired its ninth and final season on The CW. Since the show wrapped, Brundage has appeared in one additional TV Show, See Dad Run on Nick at Nite. Brundage played Joe Hobbs from 2012 through 2015.

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Though he doesn't share on his Instagram feed often, when he does, Brundage shows glimpses into his life with friends and posts occasional selfies.

In a post last year, Brundage shared a photo of himself and former One Tree Hill costar Michael May, who portrayed Chuck Scolnik. "Just hiked for the first time in years. Safe to say it's time for a nap 😆," he captioned the photo.

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Fans were quick to make the One Tree Hill connection. "Chuck and Jamie together again!!!!" one commenter wrote. Others commented on the nostalgic friendship, and how their reunion brought joy to former viewers.

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Though it's been a decade since One Tree Hill made viewers laugh and cry, the series has found new audiences. The show's leading women Bethany Joe Lenz (who was Brundage's mother Haley on the series), Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton recently launched a One Tree Hill-based podcast called Drama Queens on Jan. 2.

The podcast is a way for the women to reclaim the series and tell their authentic stories on and off-screen. "We're moving forward with where we are now, and looking back and reliving the memories," Lenz, 40, told PEOPLE. "There's going to be a lot of candid talk about what we experienced, but we're not trying to be like Jerry Springer and trash everything. We loved our show. We love what we're doing now."