Where the Cast of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" Is Now, 30 Years Later

Thirty years after its debut, the cast of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" has embarked on diverse life paths, ranging from continued acting careers and screenwriting to political activism and even janitorial work.

The popular sitcom, which first aired in 1996 and ran for seven seasons, followed a teenage witch named Sabrina as she navigated adolescence, magic, and her magical family. The cast reunited in June ahead of the show's 30th anniversary, with star Melissa Joan Hart reflecting on the show's enduring popularity.

"It's still so loved. It's so international. So many people come to me and say it got them through a hard time or they learned English from the show," Hart told Daily Mail. "All these amazing things that you hear that, over time you hear it so much that you have to start to believe that it meant a lot to people."

Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina Spellman)

Melissa Joan Hart, who played the titular character, has continued a prolific acting career. She starred in the ABC Family series "Melissa & Joey" and numerous TV movies such as "My Fake Fiancé" and "Holiday in Handcuffs." Her memoir, "Melissa Explains It All: Tales from My Abnormally Normal Life," was published in 2013. Hart has also expressed passion for philanthropy, particularly focusing on homelessness, and has explored potential political involvement, stating in 2025 that she feels passionate about giving back.

Caroline Rhea (Hilda Spellman)

Caroline Rhea, who portrayed Sabrina's quirky Aunt Hilda, went on to host her own talk show, "The Caroline Rhea Show," and a season of "The Biggest Loser." She also performed several stand-up comedy specials and lent her voice to the character of the mum in Disney Channel's "Phineas and Ferb" from 2007 to 2015. Rhea continues to perform stand-up worldwide and recently wrapped up season one of the drama series "Sheriff Country."

Beth Broderick (Zelda Spellman)

Beth Broderick, who played the more pragmatic Aunt Zelda, has had roles in television series like "Lost" and "Under the Dome." She has also appeared in stage productions and co-written plays. Broderick has maintained close relationships with her former co-stars, referring to Hart and Rhea as "family." She is also a founding member of Momentum, an organization in New York that assists people with AIDS.

Nick Bakay (Salem Saberhagen - Voice)

Nick Bakay provided the voice for Salem Saberhagen, the sarcastic, world-domination-plotting witch trapped in a cat's body. Beyond "Sabrina," Bakay has established a career as a screenwriter, co-writing films such as "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" and its sequel, as well as "Zookeeper." He also served as an executive producer on the CBS television show "Mom."

Nate Richert (Harvey Kinkle)

Nate Richert, who played Sabrina's high school boyfriend Harvey Kinkle, has pursued a less traditional path in Hollywood. After his last acting role in 2020, Richert revealed in a 2018 social media post that he was working as a janitor and taking on various jobs to support himself. He noted that he was a "maintenance man, a janitor, a carpenter, and do whatever random jobs I can get to pay the bills."

Jenna Leigh Green (Libby Chessler)

Jenna Leigh Green, who played Sabrina's high school rival Libby Chessler, went on to perform as Nessarose, the Wicked Witch of the East, in the Broadway production of "Wicked" and its first national tour. She has also appeared in episodes of shows such as "Bones," "Castle," and "Cold Case."

Martin Mull (Principal Willard Kraft)

Martin Mull, who portrayed Sabrina's high school principal Willard Kraft, had a long and varied career in television and film. His credits include a run on "Roseanne" and roles in "Clue," "Two and a Half Men," and "Veep." Mull passed away in June 2024 at the age of 80 after a battle with illness.

Lindsay Sloane (Valerie Birkhead)

Lindsay Sloane, who played Sabrina's best friend Valerie Birkhead, has had numerous small roles in movies and television shows since the series concluded. She also starred in CBS' remake of "The Odd Couple."

Soleil Moon Frye (Roxie King)

Soleil Moon Frye, known for her role as Roxie King, has remained active in voice work for animated series like "The Proud Family," "Planet Sheen," and "Robot Chicken." She briefly hosted the series "Home Made Simple" and has launched her own crafting website, Moon Frye, and published several books.

Elisa Donovan (Morgan Cavanaugh)

Elisa Donovan, who played Sabrina's college roommate Morgan Cavanaugh, has accumulated an extensive list of television movie credits. She also made a guest appearance on "Melissa & Joey."

David Lascher (Josh Blackheart)

David Lascher, who portrayed coffee shop manager and photographer Josh Blackheart, has had guest roles on various TV shows, including a reunion with Melissa Joan Hart on "Melissa & Joey." He also directed the film "Sister" in 2014 and has three children.

Alimi Ballard (Quizmaster Albert)

Alimi Ballard, who played Quizmaster Albert, became known for his role as FBI agent David Sinclair on the series "Numb3rs." His other television credits include "Queen Sugar," "Lucifer," and "Criminal Minds." In 2025, Ballard transitioned into directing, making his debut with the Lifetime film "Be Happy."