Movie actor Grant Holmquist was only 6 months old when he played Tyler aka Carlos — the adorable baby found by a group of bachelors — in the 2009 Las Vegas party movie “The Hangover.”

Grant was looked after by a bunch of degenerates, played by Bradley Cooper as the sexy school teacher, Phil, Zach Galifianakis as the immature yet highly intelligent Blackjack player, Alan and Ed Helms as the wimpy member of the Wolfpack, Stu.

Fun fact: Grant was used in more than half of the baby Tyler scenes, with his twin sister and eight other babies playing the remainder.

“We’re the three best friends that anyone could have!”

Celebrity hairstylist Jesus Guerrero had lost 20 pounds and was complaining of chills and hot flashes leading up to his unexpected death, TMZ has learned.

Sources close to the situation tell TMZ … Jesus had been feeling sick since September last year but continued with work commitments in Dublin, Ireland, as well as in England, and Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates.

When Jesus got back to the U.S. from Dubai, he was driven to an L.A. hospital on February 21, and died the next day.

Jesus’ death was described as “sudden and unexpected” by his sister, and several A-List celebs he worked with over the years — including Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lopez, and Katy Perry — posted emotional tributes to their friend.

Kylie herself covered the cost of transporting Jesus’ body back to his family in his hometown of Houston, Texas, and announced she’d pay for his funeral.

Jesus was 34.

Congressman Al Green — the Democrat who was escorted out of the House of Representatives for interrupting President Donald Trump‘s address to Congress Tuesday — says he’s firing back at POTUS … announcing plans to file articles of impeachment.

The Texas representative stopped by “TMZ Live” Thursday to talk about his dramatic exit from the chambers during Trump’s speech … and, he revealed he’s planning to bring the articles to combat the president’s “incivility.”

Green didn’t give a timeframe for when this filing could take place … but, he says he feels Democrats need to engage in some “righteous incivility” of their own to combat the president’s behavior.

Congressman Green says the president takes advantage of the Democratic Party’s civil nature … claiming the speech Tuesday is a perfect example of this — ’cause while Democrats sat quietly for the most part, Trump called them “lunatics” and took a viral shot at Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Of course, Green didn’t sit quietly … he stood up and actually yelled back at the prez, disputing Trump’s claim of a “mandate,” before he was escorted out of the room.

Green says he didn’t plan to speak out … but, explains he was overcome with emotion and wanted to show he was going to stand up for Medicaid. It was a costly outburst — ’cause 224 of Green’s colleagues, including 10 Dems, later voted to censure him for his actions.

President Trump is no stranger to impeachment proceedings, BTW … he was impeached twice during his first term — though both times he was ultimately acquitted by the Senate. Still, sounds like Congressman Green thinks the third time is the charm.