No, Audrey Hobert and Malcolm Todd are not twins, but yes, they are siblings!
The two rising music stars have been having huge years so far and they just so happen to be related to each other. They are both in the Sony Music Entertainment family, with Audrey signed to RCA Records and Malcolm signed to Columbia Records.
With both of them having huge moments in music right now, let’s take a look at their lives and careers.
All about Audrey Hobert
Audrey, 27, dropped her debut single “Sue Me” in 2025 and over a year later, it has been surging in popularity. The song is featured on her debut studio album Who’s the Clown?
“It was the fifth song I ever wrote alone and one of the first I made with my producer Ricky Gourmet,” Audrey told Cosmopolitan. “I was with Ricky the week after I had slept with my ex, who I knew still had feelings for me. I felt pretty bad about it—although it was a nice evening with him, because deep in my heart, I knew I didn’t feel the same way.”
In addition to writing and releasing her own music, Audrey has co-written many songs with her childhood friend Gracie Abrams, including hits like “That’s So True” and “I Love You, I’m Sorry.”
She has even directed music videos for herself, Gracie, and Malcolm.
Audrey has been playing the music festival circuit this summer and she notably achieved one of Lollapalooza’s biggest crowds for a daytime act.
All about Malcolm Todd
Malcolm, 22, first went viral on TikTok back in 2023 when he dropped songs like “Art House” and “Roommates” on the app. He released his debut self-titled studio album in 2025 and then released his second album Do That Again this year.
Malcolm‘s song “Earrings,” featured on his Sweet Boy mixtape from 2024, had a big resurgence this year, reaching No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Other songs charted by Malcolm include “I Saw Your Face,” “Breathe,” “Chest Pain (I Love),” and “Sweet Boy.”
Malcolm will be launching a huge tour this year with added dates due to demand!
All about their family and TV producer dad
Audrey and Malcolm grew up in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles with their parents Tim Hobert and Jill Tracy.
Tim is a TV producer and writer who has worked on shows like Spin City, Scrubs, Community, and The Middle. Jill is a former actress.
The Middle, following a lower middle class family living in Indiana, ran for nine seasons on ABC from 2009 to 2018. Eden Sher starred as middle child Sue, who was 13 when the series began.
During a fan Q&A at a recent concert, Audrey was asked if it’s true that she feels a connection with Sue Heck.
“Well, yeah, I mean my father wrote on the show. People think that I’m based on her, but I was really young. She’s older than me, so I was younger. But I think she’s a great character and yeah, this is a connection,” Audrey said (via TikTok).
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