Modern Family' alum Nolan Gould shared in a recent interview that he's grateful for the unique childhood he had thanks to the Emmy-winning sitcom, which ran for 11 seasons, but that he's found it difficult to "bond" with others because of his time on the show.

Despite his character being goofy, in real life the actor was considered brilliant, with an IQ of 150. He recalled his plans to complete film school, when he was accepted into the course before Modern Family was picked up for a final two seasons. But by the time the show came to an end in 2020, Gould had to reapply for the course.

Nolan Gould is grateful that he got the opportunity to portray Luke Dunphy on Modern Family for 11 seasons, but he admitted childhood stardom came with some drawbacks. Nolan, 25, appeared on an episode of former costar Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s “Dinner’s on Me” podcast to talk about his rise to fame.

Nolan Gould, 25, best known for his role as Luke Dunphy on the ABC sitcom Modern Family, revealed that due to his commitment to the show, he had “never been to school" a single day in his life. “At that point,

Nolan Gould had a unique childhood because of Modern Family, and he ‘would not change’ it for the world.“I would not change my childhood, like, I'm really happy,” Gould