Age discrepancy

@adrian I figured that must be the issue. Someone should take her off of the cast listing. 

@Ekponter 

She is not in the cast listing. The other Courtney White is.

It could be that IMDb is linking the wrong one in the view you are seeing but if you go to the Mr. Mom page, she is not listed. The movie is also not listed on Courtney Jane White's name page.

Yeah it definitely looks like it’s incorrectly link too.  Hopefully someone will fix it!

Happy new year to you too!!!!!!

Clearly it is a google mistake, however I don't really care and I was sharing this error with this community because I figured someone from IMDb would want any misleading information about their site corrected. Guess I was mistaken.  Take the info and do what you want with it. 

Thanks for schooling me on what to do, “real people”. Glad “you” are okay with false information on “your” site.  
I sure hope your day gets better. No need to respond back. Appreciate the laugh tho 😂

Given how often these kind of problems are reported here, I wish the IMDb site authorities would reach out to the Google company and them to update the Web caches and stop misrepresenting IMDb. Maybe they do, though.

🙄 Perhaps if you weren’t so condescending and living up to your namesake, people would want to “learn” from you. 

Ha! I know, right? 

I could've been mistaken, but I thought that the spelling of the derisive moniker given to volunteer statists (masquerading as concerned citizens) who call the police on skaters, slackers, casual weirdos, lemonade stands, Nerf games, Airsoft matches, undocumented families and notably Black people, for non-emergency matters, was "Caren" not "Karen". Ha! I guess, it doesn't matter, since a meme can easily lose its usefulness.

Whereas I've never found the need to call the police, except I did call one time over a decade ago to report the sound of gunshots unrelated to any kind of holiday occasion. I've never had an interaction with police whereby I was informed that they had been called on me (or anybody matching my description).

Even in those cities, likely there are some neighborhoods in which gunfire would be out of the ordinary on nights other than the 4th of July or so. For some reason, there are just certain highly-localized hot spots of violence that have been that way for decades. Only once in a while is there some kind of car chase that starts out in "gangland" (or a bank/marketplace) and ends somewhere in which shootouts haven't occurred in decades or centuries. Wow. Look how far we've strayed.