Sometimes celebrities just can’t land the roles they used to or maybe they are fed up with fame, either way, the monthly cable bill just keeps on coming. Former actors have reinvented themselves as pretty much anything, from writers and lawyers to racecar drivers and spin class instructors. Read on to see what some of your favorites have ended up doing.
Danielle Fishel
The character of Topanga Lawrence may have returned in Girl Meets World, but Danielle Fishel has also worked as an author, chef, director and reporter for PopSugar. Many children grew up alongside Danielle Fishel in her role as Topanga Lawrence-Matthews in Boy Meets World. When the show ended, she spent a short while as the spokeswoman for Nutrisystem, then went on to become a resident reporter on PopSugar and eventually went back to acting, starring in the spinoff Girls7 Meet World.
She also does some work for PopSugar’s spinoff channel PopSugar Girls Guide.
Steven Seagal
From big-time action star to small-town sheriff. Steven Seagal has been making action movies for decades but has also been serving as a Reserve Deputy Chief in Louisiana. The martial arts expert even got his own reality show about his adventures as an officer of the law in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina called Steven Seagal: Lawman. The show was forced to relocate to Maricopa County, Arizona after charges of animal cruelty. But trouble seemed to follow them when Seagal and the infamous Maricopa County sheriff, Joe Arpaio, ran a tank through the side of someone’s house. Where did they even get a tank?
Seagal was recently sworn in as a sheriff’s deputy in New Mexico. We wish him luck in his new career and hope the sheriff keeps the keys for all the vehicles locked up tight.
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Cooper went on to become a math genius. Danica McKellar played the girl next door Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years. When the show ended, so did her desire to be an actress. She attended UCLA and graduated with honors with a degree in mathematics.
She uses her former glory for good, helping to promote books about math.
Brittany Ashton Holmes
Went from The Little Rascals to a barista at Starbucks Brittany Ashton Holmes starred in the movie The Little Rascals at the age of five. The adorable tiny actress made a lasting impression winning over Alfalfa and the rest of us. After the film, she got a few minor roles and then left show business for good.
She talked about her thoughts on acting on her Myspace page stating: “I was [an] actress when I was little and did this movie called Little Rascals. It’s, like, really embarrassing to watch and I don’t want to act anymore.” These days, Brittany is reportedly getting her degree in political science and working at Starbucks.
Peter Ostrum
The Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory star went from working with Oompa Loompas to working with animals. The classic movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is still a hit among children of all ages even now, decades after its initial release. Gene Wilder played a wonderful and goofy Willy Wonka, but he was perfectly complemented by inexperienced young actor Peter Ostrum who played Charlie Bucket. Following the release of the film, the Ostrum family purchased a horse, much to young Peter’s delight.
He must have really loved that horse, because soon after he quit acting and decided to become a veterinarian. He graduated from veterinary school in 1984 and is still working as a vet in Upstate New York, primarily with cows and horses.
Dylan Sprouse
Left The Suite Left behind and spends his wages on video games. The child actor was recently spotted working in a New York restaurant and rumors abounded that he was in a bad place, but he is actually a student at New York University.
Sprouse explains, “I am financially secure, and took this job as a way to primarily feed my over bountiful video game addiction.” And while he is on a break from acting, he is considering returning to the biz in the future.
Tony Danza
Quit acting for a while to teach English at Philadelphia Northeast High School. Tony Danza achieved worldwide fame for his roles in Who’s the Boss and Taxi. In 2009, the veteran actor decided to take a break from acting to become an English teacher at Philadelphia Northeast High School.
Danza talked about the intense challenges of the job: “The emotional tug of war that goes on is just unbelievable, and then in the midst of that if you feel that the system doesn’t support you, that your job is at risk, then it’s a very, very difficult situation to be in.” Way to go Tony!
Vanilla Ice
From rapper to home renovator and real estate investor. Vanilla Ice was a huge name in music for a very short while, but when his musical career took a dive, he made a drastic change. He started a real estate website with tips about how to make a profit from flipping houses.
Van Winkle talks about how his new career came to pass: “When ‘Ice, Ice Baby’ was selling a million records a day, I bought several properties: a home next to Michael J. Fox in L.A., a palace in Miami, and mountain cabin in Utah; then, a few years later, I took a break from touring, saw that my properties had cobwebs, so I sold them, and to my surprise, I made a huge profit.”
Josh Saviano
Don’t listen to the rumors, Kevin Arnold’s best friend is an attorney and not Marilyn Manson. There was a persistent rumor that abounded in the ’90s, secretly passed from one kid to the next, in which the actor who played Paul in The Wonder Years grew up to be Marilyn Manson. Apparently, something bad happened to poor Paul. He was twisted by fame and as he grew older decided to take on a more sinister identity.
He put on the mantle of Marilyn Manson in an effort to show America the price of its extravagance, like a distorted mirror. Admittedly, that is a great story, but it is simply not true. The reality is actually much more mundane. Josh Saviano who played the part grew up and works as a corporate lawyer. If you want, you can follow him on Twitter.
Michael Schoeffling
From 16 Candles to making candle holders. Michael Schoeffling played dreamboat Jake Ryan in the classic John Hughes film 16 Candles. He quit acting in 1991 and blames the lack of offers and his growing family for his decision.
Nowadays Michael is the owner of a woodworking shop.
Kirk Cameron
Was born again as a Christian book author. Kirk Cameron rose to fame on ABC’s beloved sitcom Growing Pains but found religion on set and now focuses on writing books and starring in Christian films such as Saving Christmas, Mercy Rule, Unstoppable, Monumental, and Fireproof.
Kirk did not grow up religious but found Christianity at 17 in what he refers to as a "life-changing encounter with Jesus".
Rita Wilson
The Sleepless in Seattle actress now focuses on her writing for Harper’s Bazaar. Rita Wilson, born Margarita Ibrahimoff, has been acting for decades. She has appeared in dozens of classic TV shows like The Brady Bunch, M*A*S*H, Three’s Company, and Fraiser. She even did a short stint on Broadway playing Roxie Hart in a revival of Chicago.
These days she is acting less and spends her time as a contributing writer to Harper’s Bazaar. We guess that as the wife of Tom Hanks, a little time away from the spotlight is probably a nice change.
Liam Gallagher
When he’s not busy publicly feuding with his brother, the former singer runs a fashion label. For a while in the 1990’s, Oasis was one of the biggest bands in the world. Unfortunately, brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher found it impossible to get along and therefore unsurprisingly went their separate ways after Noel quit the band in 2009 to go solo. Liam has been busy in the years since: he had a child with an American journalist and got divorced because his wife was not super excited about him having a child with another woman.
He also founded the clothing label Pretty Green a few years ago. The company is based in London and sells menswear, mostly parka jackets, and polo shirts, basically allowing men to dress like Liam Gallagher. Surprisingly, reports show that the company is fairly successful.
Rebecca Ritters
The Neighbors star started a new life in Germany as a journalist and producer. Many of you may remember her as the curly haired Hanna Martin from Australian soap Neighbors, but Rebecca Ritters has not acted in years. She attended the University of Melbourne studying politics and international relations and spent some time as a producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
These days she lives in Berlin and works as a journalist for Deutsche Welle and also runs a blog about European news.
Chris Owen
Went from American Pie to Japanese sushi. Chris Owen played the memorable role of the Sherminator in American Pie as an expert on women, at least in his own mind. After the second film in the series, the actor played a few small parts in some National Lampoon movies but sadly disappeared from our screens over time.
It has been 17 years since American Pie and the actor hasn’t made it big in show business. His twitter followers are in the double digits and he works as a waiter in a sushi restaurant in Los Angeles.
Steve Anthony Lawrence
Beans now spends his time teaching children how to act. No one can forget the character of Beans from Even Stevens, he was one of the best parts of the show. However, for young actor Steve Anthony Lawrence, this unforgettable role may have kept him from getting other gigs.
He spent some time as Santa’s helper at a mall in California and now gives acting lessons to children.
Leanna Creel
Saved by the Bell actress discovered her passion behind the scenes. In the 1990s, Leanna Creel played the character of Tori Scott in Saved by the Bell. She had small parts in One West Waikiki and Ned and Stacey but discovered she preferred doing her work off camera. Creek co-founded her own production company which was later bought by Lionsgate.
She then went on to start her own photography company.
Danny Lloyd
The little boy from The Shining grew up to be a biology professor. Danny Lloyd played the adorable Danny Torrance in the creepy horror classic The Shining. He also appeared in TV movie Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy. After which he quit acting completely at the age of eight and went on to live his life out of the spotlight.
Lloyd studied to become a biology professor and teaches at a community college.
Gary Coleman
Gary Coleman’s short stature didn’t stop him from getting a job as a security guard and punching a woman in the face. The legendary child star was on Diff’rent Strokes for eight years, but later had trouble finding permanent acting gigs and began working as a security guard. In 1998, while on the job, a fan named Tracy Fields came up to him asking for an autograph. Coleman then, allegedly, punched her in the face multiple times.
He was arrested and sentenced to a 1-year sentence and $1,665 in medical bills.
Hallie Eisenberg
The Pepsi Girl quit acting and her boyfriend is singer Owen Danoff. Hallie Eisenberg starred in those cute Pepsi commercials when she was only six. Who could forget her cute dimples, curly hair and sassy attitude? Hallie went on to act in several feature films including Bicentennial Man, The Insider, Beautiful, The Miracle Worker, and The Goodbye Girl.
In 2010, she decided to quit acting and finally focus on her studies and enrolled at the American University in Washington, D.C.
Charlie Korsmo
As a child, Charlie Korsmo made an auspicious start as an actor, playing Jessica Lange's troubled younger son in the drama "Men Don't Leave" in 1990. Later that year, he was well-cast as the precocious youngster on the street known simply as 'The Kid' in Warren Beatty's big-budget "Dick Tracy."
In 1991, Korsmo appeared as the offspring of leading actors in films of varying quality: Richard Dreyfuss' death-obsessed son in "What About Bob?"; William Hurt's offspring kid in "The Doctor"; and Robin Williams' child who falls under the sway of Dustin Hoffman's "Hook." Shortly after his brief stint as an actor, he "retired" and returned to his Midwestern roots.
Al Franken
He grew up, shed the weight and left the Truffle Shuffle behind to become a lawyer. Jeff Cohen played the memorable role of Chunk in 80’s cult classic The Goonies but when he reached puberty and lost his baby fat, he also lost his ability to land new roles. Cohen summarized what happened best, “puberty hit and forced Cohen into early retirement.”
He left show business behind, became a lawyer and started his own law firm titled unsurprisingly, Cohen & Gardner, LLP.
Jonathan Bennett
Lindsay Lohan’s love interest in Mean Girls is now a spin class instructor. Jonathan Bennett played the hot yet sweet love interest in the now classic teen movie Mean Girls.
Since then he has mostly worked on TV movies and is a spin instructor at Flywheel in Los Angeles.
Ariana Richards
Went from knowing her away around a dinosaur to knowing her way around a canvas. Ariana Richards was an extremely busy actress when she was young. She played Lex Murphy in Jurassic Park and had roles in other films such as Battledogs and Tremors. However, she never really seemed to get past playing supporting characters and land a leading role.
She decided to quit acting and focus on her painting. She attended Skidmore College and graduated with a degree in Fine Arts and Drama. Today she is a successful portraitist and lives in Oregon with her husband and son.
Tom Rettig
Lassie star became a computer programmer. Tom Rettig played Jeff Miller on the first three seasons of Lassie. He also acted in 18 feature films, but really wanted to have a normal life as a teenager. This was easier said than done, due to tabloid fame and use of illegal drugs.
He eventually made it through the rough transition and for the past 15 years, Retting has become a respected database programmer working for dBASE, Clipper, and FoxPro.
Nikki Blonsky
From Hairspray to hair stylist. Nikky Blonsky was sensational as Tracy in the 2007 musical Hairspray and was even nominated for a Golden Globe, but sadly could not find much work in film or television. The actress got her cosmetology license and found work at a Long Island salon.
It seems like her customers are pleased, with one saying, “‘she did a great job, and I look like a SUPERSTAR. Thanks to all the wonderful staff and I wish all the best to their newest employee cosmetologist Nikki Blonsky.”
George Foreman
Went from grilling boxers in the ring to grilling anything and everything in infomercials. George Foreman is a two-time heavyweight boxing world champion and Olympic gold medalist, but when he quit the sport the bills added up and he needed a new way to make money.
He signed on as the spokesperson for the George Foreman Grill in 1994. Since then he has helped sell over 100 million grills worldwide.
Lyle Preslar
From punk guitarist to record executive to lawyer. Lyle Preslar played guitar for hardcore punk band Minor Threat in the early 1980s. The band was instrumental in making Fugazi singer Ian MacKaye a household name and was also responsible for laying the groundwork for the straight edge movement with their song “Straight Edge.” When the band broke up, Preslar went on to explore a different side of the music business and became a record executive for Caroline records.
While there, he signed The Chemical Brother, Ben Folds, Fat Boy Slim, and many others. In time, Preslar decided to make another change and attended law school. He graduated from Rutgers School of Law in 2007 and is now licensed to practice law in New York State.
Mara Wilson
The Matilda cutie decided to quit acting, came out as bisexual and became an author. Mara Wilson was an immensely popular child star in the 1990s, with roles in hit films like Mrs. Doubtfire and Matilda. When she entered her teen years, she decided to take a break from acting and focus on school and having a normal life.
After the Orlando shooting, Wilson came out as bisexual. She is not interested in returning to acting and released her first novel in 2016.
Freddie Prinze Jr
Do you know what Freddie did last summer? He wrote a cookbook. Freddie Prinze Jr. was a fan favorite in the ’90s, starring in I Know What You Did Last Summer and She’s All That, but surprisingly the actor decided that he wasn’t passionate about acting and that his true love is cooking.
Prinze even wrote a cookbook titled Back to the Kitchen which includes 75 recipes and stories about the actor’s life. His wife, actress Sarah Michelle Geller, wrote the forward.
Mackenzie Rosman
Ruthie Camden from 7th Heaven now tries to perform real-life miracles as the chairman of CureFinds. When the series ended in 2007, Mackenzie Rosman got some small parts in The Secret Life of the American Teenager and Ghost Shark but had a hard time finding her next big role. When she turned 18, she decided that maybe posing for Maxim magazine would help bring her back into the public eye and show everyone that she was not a little girl anymore.
When that attempt failed, she quit show business and began working for the non-profit CureFinds which focuses on support and research for cystic fibrosis.
Taran Noah Smith
Used his Hollywood money to buy a vegan farm which produces non-dairy cheese Taran rose to fame when he was just 7 years old as the youngest son on Home Improvement. When he was 17, he had a legal battle with his parents over his $1.5 million trust fund and won. He used the money to open a company named Playfood, which manufactured vegan non-dairy cheese.
In 2017 he went back to his Tool Time roots and helped fix homes destroyed by Hurricane Harvey.
Amanda Bynes
Went from all over the place to back on track as a fashion designer. Amanda Bynes looked like she was on her way to superstardom. She got her start on Nickelodeon’s All That and The Amanda Show and went on to star in What I Like About You and What A Girl Wants. But the young star disappeared from screens and started appearing in the tabloids as she went through a series of mental breakdowns.
These days, she seems happy and healthy. She is currently enrolled at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles and is seeking a career as a fashion designer.
Tom Selleck
The mustached actor may occasionally make an appearance on-screen but mostly sticks to avocado farming. In his heyday, Tom Selleck played the memorable role of Magnum P.I. and even had a nice run on Friends. More recently, he played the father on cop show Blue Bloods, but his real passion is avocado farming.
He owns a 20-acre avocado farm and a 60-acre ranch.
Susan Boyle
Won the world over with her amazing voice but decided to step out of the spotlight and into a Scottish betting store. Susan Boyle proved to the world in 2009 that looks can be deceiving when she blew everyone away on reality TV show Britain’s Got Talent with her amazing voice. She went on to release an album which quickly became the best-selling debut album in UK history.
The singer received many awards and accolades but decided that fame wasn’t for her and that she wanted to live out the rest of her life as normally as possible. She found a job at a Scottish betting store and when The Sun interviewed the manager, he said what we were all thinking: “We were all in shock.”
Jeff Cohen
After puberty, he couldn’t do the Truffle Shuffle anymore and became a lawyer. The child actor appearing as Chunk from The Goonies was left behind by Hollywood after he started to grow up and shed all his weight. In his own words, “puberty hit and forced Cohen into early retirement.”
Since he couldn’t get any new parts as an actor, he became an American attorney founding Cohen & Gardner, LLP.
Frankie Muniz
Quit acting to become a professional racecar driver and drummer. Although some fans believe this child actor had outgrown his cuteness and was having a hard time finding an acting gig after Malclom in the Middle, Frankie Muniz actually quit acting to become a racecar driver. He signed a two-year contract with Jensen Motorsport as a driver. He also played drums for pop-rock band Kingsfoil in Pennsylvania for a few years. “It’s my focus 1,000 percent right now. I want to be the best drummer I can be for the band and for me.”
These days Frankie Muniz and his fiancée run a gourmet food store specializing in olive oils and vinegar in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Michael Maronna
The Adventures of Pete and Pete star is still electric on set, but only behind the scenes. If you grew up in the 90’s, then you definitely remember Mike Maronna as the older of the two Petes on the Nickelodeon hit show The Adventures of Pete and Pete. When the show ended in 1996, the actor landed some bit parts in a few movies before settling down in the job he is still doing today as an electrician for movies and television.
Maronna has worked on movies such as Sex and the City and Men in Black 3 and on tv shows like Elementary and Nurse Jackie. You can also tune in to his podcast, which he hosts with the younger Pete, Danny Tamberelli.
Jon Gosselin
The dinner rush must seem easy compared to feeding eight kids. Jon Gosselin starred in one of the most popular reality shows of all time, Jon & Kate Plus 8, but we guess really irresponsible parenting is not a great thing to put on your resume, because Jon started working a waiter to make ends meet.
The famously controversial father figure was hired to wait tables at the Black Dog restaurant in Beckersville, Pennsylvania. Although there are rumors that Jon was fired not too long ago for showing up late and a bad attitude. According to his Instagram page, he is now working as a DJ.
Mercedes Lander
The rock drummer hits the drums at gigs and hits the streets as a real estate agent. The all-female heavy metal band Kittie came to fame at the end of the 1990s, with their hit song “Brackish”. The band started out as “nu-metal” and did well when that was for a brief time still a thing, but afterward, the trio changed their sound to a “heavier” vibe. Sadly, tastes changed in the new millennium and the death metal style did not help the band win over any new fans.
This left Mercedes Lander with the need for a new source of revenue. Currently she is working as a real estate agent in her homeland of Canada, but still finds time to tour with the band, who recently celebrated their 20th anniversary.
Sasha Obama
First server at the takeout window on Martha’s Vineyard. Sasha Obama, the daughter of the former US President, spent the summer of 2016 working at Nancy’s Restaurant in Oak Bluffs.
Some people believe this was Obama’s idea, and that it was meant to help his daughter transition from her sheltered life in the White House to the regular world.
Jack Gleeson
An evil king turned academic. King Joffrey Baratheon was a memorable character to all Game of Throne fans out there. The actor behind that unforgettable face, however, turned his back on acting in order to pursue the books. Jack Gleeson told Entertainment Weekly that he, in fact, had been acting since he was eight years old and actually saw it more as a hobby. The actor left the biz to study theology and philosophy. According to the Herald Sun, the Irish native now works in a small theater company.
While he is probably very satisfied in his new field, Gleeson is rather young, so a return to the screen (or stage), is still a strong possibility!
Gene Hackman
This legend was blessed with the acting gene, as well as the writing gene, yet decided to settle for the latter. Legendary actor, Gene Hackman is famous from classics such as The Firm, Enemy of the Sate, Unforgiven and many, many more. After a long and successful career in Hollywood, the now 84-year-old decided to call it quits in 2004 and pursue the world of literature. He has since authored several historical fiction novels and also co-wrote four books with Daniel Lenihan: Wake of the Perdido Star, Justice for None, Vermillion, and Escape from Andersonville.
Perhaps one day the star will bring some of his writing to life. One can only hope.
Kevin Jonas
From the top of the pops to the top of the apps. If you were a teen in the mid to late 2000s, there is no way you won't recognize this face. The performer Kevin Jonas was of course none other than one-third of the famous band, The Jonas Brothers. After the brothers split up in 2013, Kevin decided to get into the world of tech and actually successfully created an app called Yood. The nifty app displays all nearby restaurants that serve the type of food you want, as well as a Yelp rating.
Maybe down the line, the ex teen pop prince will incorporate his music into an app. That would be an interesting mix. There is no doubt however that this Jonas brother is talented in multiple areas.
Mike Vitar
This Mighty Duck became an LA firefighter Mike Vitar shot to stardom as a child in the kids classic, The Mighty Ducks. He also starred in the film Sandlot. In 2996 however, the young actor left the scene and decided to work in a completely different field- the LA Fire Department.
We're sorry to see him out of Hollywood. He could have been a promising star.
Lark Voorhies
This former Saved by the Bell actress got saved by the brush. Voorhies got famous from her Lisa Turtle character on Saved by the Bell, making her a household name. After the show, the actress, unfortunately he quit the acting game and took to the canvass. The now painter, however, is apparently very private about her work and keeps it to herself.
Since 2010, Voorhies has also self-published three whole books: written three books: Reciprocity, Trek of the Cheshire, and A True Light. Clearly talented in many aspects!
Karyn Parsons
This 90s starlet found herself in education. Hilary Banks, the character from the beloved 90s series, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was a total hit back then. The actress had years of success in showbiz with the Will Smith sitcom, as well as in other films such as Major Payne with Damon Wayans and the Lush Life. The actress, however, found her true passion in education. She created Sweet Blackberry, a non-profit that teaches kids about black history.
Parsons is also back starring in a new family drama about the"misadventures of a pair of siblings looking for childhood sanctuary amid familial turmoil and dysfunctionality." Sounds good!
Geena Davis
This screen legend is helping women in the film industry. Geena Davis is best known for her work in the films Thelma & Louise, Beetlejuice and A League of Their Own. After a very long and successful career, the actress took some time out from the from Hollywood life to focus on bettering the roles of women in film and how they are represented in the media. She founded the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media.
Good work Geena! We hope to see you again!
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Buffy the Entrepreneur Buffy was our favorite Vamper Slayer ever. Thanks to this show, the actress Sarah Michelle Gellar became a household name. After many years on TV and film, the actress turned to a different field...food. Gellar founded the now enormously successful food company, FoodStirs, a cooking- and a baking-kit company that deals in organic and non-GMO ingredients.
We never could imagine Buffy calming down and turning to the kitchen, but it seems that life is full of surprises.
Phoebe Cates
The 80s teen goddess turned fashion connoisseur. Cates was one of the biggest teen stars in the 1980s, having appeared in movies such as Gremlins and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Cates, however, the lost interest in Hollywood life dedicated her life to her family and fashion.
The wife of Kevin Kline also opened her own boutique store in New York City.
Ali McGraw
Namaste, Ali. Sadly, the actress decided to leave showbiz and involve herself in the world of yoga. She is now an accomplished yoga instructor and has released numerous exercise DVDs
Looks like the yoga life is more suited to Mcgraw because she was not so pleased with the celeb world.
Cole Sprouse
This twin made it big in the drinks industry. Cole Sprouse and his twin Dylan Sprouse played in the hit Disney Channel, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. A few years after his stint at acting, Cole ventured out into the beverage industry and his real-life twin brother, Dylan. The child actor has been seen serving coffee and craft beers in his brewery, the All-Wise Meadert in New York's East Village.
If you want to catch a glimpse of these two ex stars, take a trip to New York City for some cold ones.
Jennie Garth
The 90210 star that became an internet businesswoman. Garth was huge in the 1990s with her Beverly Hills 90210 stardom. Garth, who played Kelly Taylor was probably on the bedroom walls of many teenagers back then. While she had a very long run in the spotlight (10 seasons to be exact!) after a smattering of appearances post 90210, she decided to develop some business acumen and create an online company.
Today, she is the CEO of TheGiftBox.com, an online-based gift subscription service. Good one Jenny!
MC Hammer
This Hip Hop musician found his answer in the ministry. MC Hammer grooved his way to the top of the charts with his hit song "U Can’t Touch This” in 1990. After massive success with that song and series of others, he hit some rough times. Being a music star is not easy. After declaring bankruptcy, the singer turned to his faith and became a minister.
In addition to his love for the ministry, MC Hammer is also a huge fan of NASCAR and was spotted recently with the drivers.
Tiffany
The 80s pop star found herself the world vintage clothing The lively redhead who shot to fame in the 1980s by doing super popular mall concerts came out with short-lived hit “I Think We’re Alone Now. Sadly the singer could not hold onto her singing career and faded out of the spotlight.
In 2015, the vocalist opened her own store called Tiffany’s Boutique, in Nashville. The store, which, according to a Twitter post, has since closed, specialized in designer and vintage clothing and accessories.
Jonathan Taylor Thomas
From Home Improvement to behind the scenes. Thomas was in the spotlight for most of his childhood and was on screen from as young as 8 years old. The heartthrob got a much-needed break and moved to behind the camera. According to the actor he just wanted to" to school, to travel and have a bit of a break.”
Thomas spends most of his time writing and directing these days
Rick Moranis
Honey, I'm staying home with the kids. Our favorite nerd sadly the left the acting scene after his wife tragically died. While he had a great run in the 80s and early 90s with films such as “Spaceballs,” The Little Shop of Horrors, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and much. much more, Moranis decided to step away from the big screen to focus on raising his two kids.
We are still awaiting his comeback!
Alyson Hannigan
The TV star found her passion in real estate. American Pie, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and How I Met Your Mother. These are just some of the huge roles that Hannigan had in her career. After a while, however, the actress faded out of the scene.
The film and TV star, however, got involved in real estate and picked up a new home worth nearly $8 million.
Jessica Alba
Honestly honey. Jessica was on top of the world when she shot to stardom in the 2003 dance hit, 'Honey'. Initially, Alba was flooded with roles, but sadly over time, she started to get less and less. According to the actress, many casting agencies were confused about her ethnicity, and this was a bit of an issue in whitewashed Hollywood.
The beautiful actress stopped acting around as much as 10 years ago and has since opened up her own lifestyle brand, the Honest Company.
Andrea Barber
This actress went from full house to full-time mom. The now full-time mom actually originally auditioned for the role of D.J Barber. How about that! After she left the show, she got a degree in English from Whittier College and received an MA in Women’s Studies from the University of York in England.
The actress now acts as an assistant to the director of Whittier College’s Office of International Programs.
Omri Katz
And poof! Katz was gone. Omri Katz appeared in quite a few cult shows, among them, Freaks and Geeks, and the unforgettable Hocus Pocus. Katz dropped out of the Hollywood scene pretty quickly but pursued other things. Word on the street has it that he released a short film on YouTube that was a little NSFW.
According to IMDb, Omri ultimately became a hairdresser and currently splits his time between Los Angeles and Israel.