Jeremy Licht, who starred as Mark Hogan in the 1980s sitcom "The Hogan Family," was recently spotted with his wife, Kimberly Wallis, in Los Angeles. Licht, now 55, appeared notably different from his childhood roles, with a shorter, thinner hairstyle and casual attire.
Licht is best known for his role as David Bateman's on-screen brother in "The Hogan Family," which originally aired as "Valerie" before its title change. The series ran from 1986 to 1991, chronicling the life of Valerie Hogan and her family. Licht played Mark, one of Valerie Harper's sons. Jason Bateman starred as David, and Danny Ponce played Willie.
After his acting career, Licht transitioned in 2004 to become an independent life and medical insurance agent in California. However, he has returned to acting in recent years, with his latest credit in the 2025 short film "Star-Crossed." He also appeared in "The Twilight Zone: The Movie" and the 1981 TV movie "All the Way Home" alongside Sally Field.
During his recent outing, Licht wore a blue T-shirt and grey shorts, complemented by slides and sunglasses. His wife, Wallis, an actress known for her roles in "CSI: NY" and "Charmed," wore denim shorts and a grey tank top with a black hat.
Licht married Wallis in 2007, and they have two children together. He previously was married to Carol-Ann Plante from 1996 to 2001.
Licht has spoken positively about his time on "The Hogan Family," describing Bateman as an "older brother" figure on set, despite occasional disagreements. He noted that the cast has remained close, meeting for lunches periodically.