Where Are the Stars of 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' Now, 30 Years Later?

Three decades after its debut, the cast of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" has embarked on varied career paths and personal journeys. The popular sitcom, which ran for seven seasons from 1996 to 2003, has left a lasting impact on its stars and a generation of viewers.

Melissa Joan Hart, who portrayed the titular teen witch Sabrina Spellman, has continued to act, most notably in "Melissa & Joey" and numerous TV movies. She also released a memoir, "Melissa Explains It All," detailing her experiences growing up in the spotlight and past struggles with substance abuse. Hart has expressed a passion for philanthropy, focusing on issues like homelessness and has even explored a potential foray into politics.

Caroline Rhea, who played Sabrina's free-spirited Aunt Hilda, hosted her own talk show, "The Caroline Rhea Show," and a season of "The Biggest Loser." She has also performed stand-up comedy and voiced a character in Disney's "Phineas and Ferb." Rhea continues to perform stand-up and recently wrapped season one of the drama series "Sheriff Country."

Beth Broderick, known for her role as the more sensible Aunt Zelda, has had guest roles on "Lost" and "Under the Dome," among other series. She has also ventured into playwriting and is a founding member of an organization that assists people with AIDS. Broderick has spoken fondly of her "Sabrina" castmates, considering them family.

Nick Bakay, the voice behind the sarcastic cat familiar Salem Saberhagen, has had a successful career as a screenwriter, co-writing films like "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" and its sequel, and serving as an executive producer for the CBS show "Mom."

Nate Richert, who played Sabrina's high school boyfriend Harvey Kinkle, has pursued various jobs to make ends meet, including janitorial work, after his acting career shifted. He revealed in 2018 that he was working as a maintenance man, janitor, and carpenter.

Jenna Leigh Green, who played the antagonist Libby Chessler, went on to perform as Nessarose in the Broadway production and national tour of "Wicked." She has also appeared in episodes of "Bones," "Castle," and "ER."

Martin Mull, who portrayed the clueless Principal Willard Kraft, had a long career spanning "Roseanne" and "Clue" before his role on "Sabrina." He passed away in June 2024 at the age of 80 after a battle with illness. His later work included appearances on "Two and a Half Men" and "Veep."

Lindsay Sloane, who played Sabrina's best friend Valerie Birkhead, has had a number of small roles in television and film, including a role in CBS' remake of "The Odd Couple."

Soleil Moon Frye, known for her role as Roxie, has continued with voice work for animated series like "The Proud Family" and "Robot Chicken." She also hosted "Home Made Simple" and has released several books, including parenting guides and a crafting book.

Elisa Donovan, who played the materialistic Morgan, has accumulated a significant list of TV movie credits and made a guest appearance on "Melissa & Joey."

David Lascher, who portrayed Sabrina's coffee shop manager boyfriend Josh, has directed a film and had guest spots on shows like "Blossom" and "Melissa & Joey."

Alimi Ballard, who played Quizmaster Albert, gained recognition for his role as FBI agent David Sinclair on "Numb3rs." He has also appeared in "Queen Sugar" and "Lucifer," and made his directorial debut in 2025 with the Lifetime film "Be Happy."