Sabrina Cast: 30 Years Later, Where Are They?

It's hard to believe that 30 years ago, a young witch named Sabrina turned 16, levitated from her bed in her sleep, and saw her life change forever.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch was a massive success when it first landed on the box in 1996 and ran for seven years.

But what became of the family, the teachers and the boys after the show came wrapped up in 2003?

On Wednesday, heartthrob Nate Richert looked almost unrecognised as he reunited with his former co-stars Melissa Joan Hart and Beth Broderick.

Sharing a snap to Instagram, he wrote: 'When the magic fam comes together!' 

From quitting fame to becoming a successful TV host, here, the Daily Mail takes a look at the varied lives of its stars.

Melissa Joan Hart 

Melissa was actually reprising her role as Sabrina when she starred in the hit show, having first appeared in a TV movie by the same name.

Executive-produced by her mum, Paula Hart, the show was the then-30-year-old's second TV hit: She'd also starred in Clarissa Explains it All on Nickelodeon.

During Sabrina's time on air, Melissa kept busy with movies, including Can't Hardly Wait in 1998 and Drive Me Crazy in 1999. 

She also guest-starred on several TV shows and even directed a few TV episodes.

Shortly after the show wrapped up, she married musician Mark Wilkerson and the two went on to have three sons.

She's continued acting - mostly notably in the ABC Family series Melissa & Joey and TV movies like My Fake Fiance and Holiday in Handcuffs.

In 2003, she also released a well-received memoir, Melissa Explains It All: Tales from My Abnormally Normal Life, in which she talked about growing up in the spotlight and revealed her shocking days of drugs and partying in her early 20s.

She recalled partying with NSYNC, Tori Spelling, and Britney Spears - whom she helped sneak out once when the then-teen was still watched closely by minders - and kissing Ryan Reynolds, whose 'lips were pretty wonderful'. 

Now, 49, she continues to act, produce and direct. Most recently, she starred in the Lifetime film Killing the Competition. 

Over the years, she's spoken openly about her past drug issues, but has been enjoying a new lease of life after losing weight and enjoying time with hubby.

On her X account, she says her 'favourite role' has been being mum to her boys Mason, Brady and Tucker.

She has also dabbled with going into politics. In 2025, she told HELLO! that she feels passionate about giving back. 

Mellissa said: When my sister and I were kids, we'd draw homeless shelters and figure out how we could house unhoused people.

Then I moved to Los Angeles for Sabrina, and I locked into the LA charities, especially the LA mission, and I realized that they built homeless shelters very similar to what we were considering. 

'We didn't have it right at the age of 10, but I always wanted to be a part of it, and I hope I've passed that down to my boys by getting them out there and letting them see the face of homelessness and not being afraid of people that are different and understanding that everyone has a story.'

Caroline Rhea

Along with her sister Zelda, Sabrina's kookier aunt Hilda took Sabrina in after her parents - a witch father and mortal mother - jetted off to different spots around the globe for work.

Hilda offered comic relief and hijinks on the show for several years, while Caroline worked side gigs as a regular on Hollywood Squares and The Rosie O'Donnell Show.

After the show ended, she went on to host a year of her own talk show, The Caroline Rhea Show, host a season of The Biggest Loser, and perform several comedy stand-up specials. 

She also provided the voice for the mum on Disney Channel's Phineas and Ferb from 2007 to 2015. 

Most recently, she wrapped up season 1 of the drama series Sheriff Country and continues to perform stand-up worldwide, having released her 7th comedy special. 

Beth Broderick 

Sabrina's more level-headed, overachieving aunt Zelda was played by Beth Broderick, who had a long list of acting credits behind her by the time she joined the magical show.

Since Sabrina ended, she's done stints on Lost and Under the Dome, made a guest appearance on Melissa's show Melissa and Joey, and popped up on episodes of Leverage, Castle, Cold Case, CSI, ER, and Supernatural.

In a 2015 Reddit interview, the actress said she still thinks of Melissa (Sabrina) and Caroline (Hilda) as 'family', adding: 'Melissa Joan Hart was never a diva. She is a hard-working super smart woman and I adore her. She has a great family and knows what is important in life. She is a treasure.'

As well as parts on Under the Dome and Lost, Beth has taken on stage roles and has written A Cup of Joe, Wonderland and Literatti with Dennis Bailey.

She also went on to star in Timber Falls and episodes of Cold Case and Castle.

Beth is the founding member of Momentum, an organisation in New York that assists people with AIDS.

Nick Bakey 

In the show's pilot, Sabrina found out that her aunts' pet cat is not really a cat at all, but a 500-year-old witch named Salem Saberhagen who was sentenced to spend 100 years in feline form as punishment for trying to take over the world.

When the show began, he was 25 years into his century-long sentence — meaning today, the grumpy fuzzball would still have 55 years coughing up hairballs to go. 

The character itself was played by three different animatronic cats and a few live ones, directed by a trainer — and with a bit of TV magic (ahem), they became a single man-trapped-in-a-kitty's-body.

Salem the 'man', though, was voiced by Nick Bakey, who also voiced Norbert on Nickelodeon's Angry Beavers. 

Nick works as a screenwriter and co-wrote Paul Blart: Mall Cop, its sequel, and Zookeeper. He was also an executive producer on the CBS TV show Mom. 

Nate Richert 

Sabrina's high school boyfriend, Harvey Kinkle, was the ultimate clean-cut 'good guy' — who even risked his life through a death-defying obstacle course to compete for her love while no longer under her 'spell'.

So it was quite a surprise when a picture of the actor looking almost unrecognisable was shared on the internet this year. 

The former TV star now looks a far cry from his all-American image from the 1990s children's show.

Nate's last acting role was in 2006 and he previously revealed that he had taken a job as a janitor in order to 'pay the bills.'

Back in 2018, he posted on X: 'I'm currently a maintenance man, a janitor, a carpenter, and do whatever random jobs I can get to pay the bills.' 

Jenna Leigh Green

Resident Westbridge High School mean girl Libby Chessler couldn't have been more awful to Sabrina — though she did sometimes have to pay for her 'tude as the victim of Sabrina's spells.

'Playing the mean girl is a lot of fun,' she admitted in an interview with StageBuddy. 

But while Libby and Sabrina hated each other, Jenna insisted on Instagram that there was no bad blood between the real-life actresses.

'Where did the time go!? Cannot express my gratitude for the show that allowed me to grow up while living out my wildest dreams. Libby Chessler truly was, the original Mean Girl!' she wrote. 

Post-Sabrina, Jenna went on to play the Elphaba's sister Nessarose (the Wicked Witch of the East) in Wicked on Broadway and in the first national tour of the show. 

She also appeared in episodes of Bones, Castle, Cold Case, ER, and Dharma & Greg.

Martin Mull

Sabrina's clueless high school principal, Willard Kraft, mostly made life trickier for the teen who was juggling normal teenager problems and witch issues.

Sabrina, on which Martin starred from 1997 to 2000, was really just a blip in his long career, which had previously included a long run on Roseanne and the role of Colonel Mustard in Clue.

He went on to appear on The Ellen Show, Danny Phantom, 'Til Death, Dads, Two and a Half Men, and Veep.

In June 2024, the star passed away at the age of 80 after a 'valiant fight against a long illness'.

Lindsay Sloane

Sabrina's high school best friend, Valerie Birkhead only appeared in two seasons, and left the show before Sabrina graduated.

'For two years I got to go to work with my best friends who were as funny as they were kind,' she wrote on Instagram. 

'We were a bunch of teenage weirdos who felt so cool because we had each other.'

She's had small roles in a slew of movies and TV shows since, and starred in CBS' remake of The Odd Couple.

Soleil Moon Frye

Little miss witch's college friends stuck around for three seasons each, after joining the show in 2000. 

Roxie, played by Punky Brewster's Soleil Moon Frye, was the strong-willed activist of the bunch.

Since leaving Sabrina, Soleil has had four children with her television producer husband Jason Goldberg, artistically named Poet, Jagger, Lyric, and Story. 

Career-wise, she's done voice work for The Proud Family, Planet Sheen, and Robot Chicken, and briefly hosted the series Home Made Simple. 

She also has her own crafting site, Moon Frye and has released several books, including Happy Chaos: From Punky to Parenting and My Perfectly Imperfect Adventures in Between and party-planning guide Let's Get This Party Started.

Elisa Donovan

Elisa also joined the show in 2000 as Morgan, Sabrina's other — and much ditzier and more shopping-obsessed — college roommate. 

The superficial, shallow girl was a role she knew well: She'd already played Cher's frenemy Amber in Clueless.

Since the show ended, she's racked up a long résumé of TV movies and also made a guest appearance on Melissa & Joey.

She and her husband have one daughter, Scarlett Avery Bigelow, who was born in 2012.

David Lascher

David's character Josh caused a bit of drama after joining the show in 1999, leading to the breakup of the show's It Couple Sabrina and Harvey. 

The coffee house manager-turned-photojournalist and Sabrina eventually became an item, though they split at the end of the show.

Like Beth, he was reunited with Melissa Joan Hart during Melissa & Joey when he made a guest appearance as Charlie. 

He's also starred in Blossom with Joey Lawrence, who played Joey in the show.

He directed the film Sister in 2014, and has three kids with his wife.

Alimi Ballard  

Alimi played Quizmaster Albert in Sabrina The Teenage Witch.

He went on to become known for playing FBI agent David Sinclair on Numb3rs, and starred in Queen Sugar, Lucifer, Criminal Minds and The Catch.

His most recent big role is as Marcel Dumas on Queen of the South.

In 2025, he transitioned into directing, making his debut with the Lifetime film Be Happy.