The actress and musician attended the Professional Children's School alongside the Disney star
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- Christy Carlson Romano posted an Instagram gallery that included a high school photo of her former classmates, Scarlett Johansson and Jack Antonoff
- The three attended the Professional Children’s School in New York City
- Romano also shared a throwback photo with Hilary Duff
Christy Carlson Romano is pulling from the archives.
When the Evens Stevens star announced her memoir, Once Upon A Trainwreck, on Tuesday, March 24, her Instagram gallery post included several throwback pictures from her life. She included a high school picture that featured two of her famous classmates, Scarlett Johansson and Jack Antonoff. Romano, 42, attended the Professional Children's School in New York City with the future Oscar nominee and Grammy winner, who were high school sweethearts.
The high school photo shows Johansson, 41, and Antonoff, 41, posing together at the top of a staircase. Romano is spotted smiling while posing to the right of the staircase.
Romano, 42, included various images from her childhood, from a snap with Hilary Duff to her high school class portrait, featuring Johansson and Antonoff. The latter two attended the Professional Children's School in Manhattan alongside Romano.
In 2005, Antonoff and his band Steel Train released the song “Better Love,” which has been speculated to be about Johansson. “Scars are in her name / And she scars me in blame / Hey Scarlett, you’re not the same,” the song’s lyrics read.
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Romano's Instagram post included her book cover, a picture with Hilary Duff and photos of Carlson with her family. Once Upon a Trainwreck: The Rise and Fall of a Child Star will be published on Oct. 6.
"It took me two grueling years to write this memoir. I had to relive my lowest lows, my highest highs, and find the courage to share my most vulnerable moments with you," Carlson caption the post. "It’s risky. It’s honest. It’s the most empowered I’ve ever felt. And I’m proud to finally share it."
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Romano reflected on her gratitude for growing up in the spotlight in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE in 2024, saying, “There were a lot of gifts to being a young performer, so I am tremendously grateful for starting as young as I did and the positive experiences that I had. And I know that kind of sounds wishy-washy, but it's not."
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