How old is Jonah in Ozark season 4? Is Skylar Gaertner the same age?

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Although the final season of Ozark was split into two parts, fans are still plowing the first seven episodes of season 4 and then are bracing for the long wait ahead for season two.

In the midst of the talk of death and betrayal in season one of season 4, we take a step back to talk about how old Jonah Byrde was during the events of season one and reveal whether the actor, Skylar Gaertner, same age or not.

Created by Chris Mundy, Bill Dubuque, and Mark Williams, Ozark stars Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, Sofia Hublitz, Julia Garner, and more, following financial advisor Martin ‘Marty’ Byrde, who participates in a money laundering involving the Mexican drug cartel, and later the Kansas City Mafia.

How old is Jonah Byrde in Ozark season 4?

Jonah Bryde was 14 years old during the events of Ozark season 4.

Without saying too much about Jonah’s fate in season 4, we know from the teaser trailers that he is getting into the money laundering business.

We know that Jonah will launder Ruth’s money and Marty is proud of Jonah for pushing, so that the business can keep going if anything happens to Marty and Wendy.

In addition, Helen also revealed to Jonah that his mother was the real person behind Ben’s death last season, which will also be a major plot point in season 4.

Is Skylar Gaertner the same age?

No, actor Skylar Gaertner is currently 18 years old.

Born in 2004, Gaertner plays a character 4 years younger than he is in real life and has some credit to his professional name prior to his role in Ozark.

Marvel fans may remember Gaertner playing the young Matthew Murdock on the Netflix hit series, Daredevil, and he also appeared in an episode of CSI and Nurse Jackie, in addition to a role in The Ticket.

When will Ozark season 4 part 2 be released?

Netflix has yet to announce an official release date for season two, which is sure to leave fans feeling blown away after watching the first seven episodes.

However, it is predicted that season two will hit the streaming platform before the end of 2022, when the next seven episodes will be released to conclude the series.

In an interview with The Wrap, host Chris Mundy explains how Netflix came up with a solution to combat Mundy’s dilemma of letting a story get too long or cut it too short:

“Then Netflix came up with the idea to say, ‘We’re going to end with season 4 but we’re going to make it longer. We’re going to split it up this way,’ and that feels perfect. That’s one way we’ve been able to make these seven episodes feel complete and make the second seven feel complete, even though it’s all just one continuum. ”