The Derricos’ 14 Kids: Where Are They Now in 2026? (Every Kid, Every Update)

They were TLC’s most famous family of 14 — four sets of multiples under one Las Vegas roof. Now, in October 2026, Doubling Down With the Derricos has been off the air for two years, Deon and Karen Derrico are divorced, and the kids who grew up on camera are growing up off it. So where is everybody now? Here’s everything we can actually confirm about the Derrico kids in 2026 — and the questions fans are still asking.

Darian: The Eldest Is an Adult Now

Darian Derrico, born in 2005, is the only child who was already 18 when her parents split in June 2024. Season 5 viewers will remember the heated storyline where Deon and Karen clashed over her college plans — one of the last big storylines before the family walked away from TLC.

In September 2024, Karen celebrated Darian hitting a major teen milestone: getting her driver’s license (Parade). Since then, the eldest Derrico has kept a lower profile, but she remains close to the family — and under the June 2024 divorce terms reported by TMZ, she’s the one child Deon and Karen didn’t need to split custody over. She’s an adult.

Derrick, Dallas & Denver: The Middle Crew

Son Derrick and the twins Dallas and Denver are now full-fledged teenagers. Deon has shared Instagram clips of the boys learning life skills — including a widely-loved Thanksgiving dinner prep post where the sons helped cook, which fans flooded with praise for “raising them right.” Co-parenting, at least in Deon’s public posts, is presented as a team effort.

The Quintuplets: Deonee, Daician, Daiten, Deniko & Dariz

The famous quint set — the heart of the show since Season 1 — are growing up fast. In recent updates, Deon has spoken about the pressure of raising the middle children through the family upheaval, telling Parade and Us Weekly that some of the kids had begun sleeping with locked doors amid the parents’ legal drama. It’s one of the most heartbreaking details to come out of 2026 — and a reminder that behind the headlines, there are real kids in this story.

The Littles: Diez, Dior & the Triplets

The youngest Derricos — twins Diez and Dior, plus triplets Dawsyn, De’Aren, and Dyver — are still elementary-school age. Dawsyn’s early heart surgery storyline from the show’s first seasons remains one of the most emotional arcs TLC ever aired. All eight of the youngest are minors under the joint-custody arrangement, with Deon paying $1,166 a month in child support and Karen covering medical insurance, per TMZ and ET’s reporting on the divorce terms.

GG: The Glue That Holds It All Together

Through every storm — and there have been many — Marian “GG” Derrico has stayed close to her grandchildren. The fan-favorite grandmother continues her cancer treatment near the family in Las Vegas. Her Season 4 checkup scene, where her doctor told her the tumor had shrunk to roughly a third of its original size, remains one of the most uplifting moments in the show’s history.

So… Will We Ever See Them on TV Again?

That’s the question fans ask every single week. Deon confirmed the family walked away from TLC after five seasons — their choice, he says, to get more control over their story. In August 2025 he teased “all new television” coming in 2026; by May 2026 he was “shooting for a May release.” It’s now October 2026: no title, no network, no date. Deon has even floated self-distributing the footage himself.

Since the cameras stopped, the money story has been just as dramatic. Deon revealed in a November 2025 podcast interview that he’s working as a school bus driver while Karen works as a substitute teacher — the honest answer to the fan question of what happens when the TLC paychecks stop. Court records have also shown the family lost their Las Vegas home. Meanwhile, Karen’s June 2026 arrest on charges including aggravated stalking and harassment — allegations she denies, with her attorney claiming Deon fabricated the evidence — means the case is still open in Nevada courts.

Fourteen kids. One fractured family. And a fandom that still cares deeply. So let’s settle it: now that the kids are growing up through all of this — are you Team Deon or Team Karen? And who do YOU think is doing right by these kids? Sound off in the comments — and keep it about the kids.