‘The Brady Bunch’ Stars: Where Are They Now?

America met the Brady family in ‘The Brady Bunch’ and the cast has stayed part of pop culture through reunions, reality TV, and a wave of nostalgia projects. Many of the original kids reunited for HGTV’s ‘A Very Brady Renovation’ and have kept busy with acting, art, and business ventures. The parents and beloved housekeeper left lasting legacies that fans still celebrate. Here is where the stars ended up and what they have been doing in recent years.

Robert Reed

Robert Reed played Mike Brady and continued working steadily on television after the series with roles in hit miniseries and guest spots. He returned for multiple Brady reunions and TV movies that kept the family in the spotlight. Reed also spent time on stage and taught acting to share his craft. He passed away in the early nineties, and his work on ‘The Brady Bunch’ remains his most recognized role.

Florence Henderson

Florence Henderson became a fixture on talk shows and variety specials while hosting her own programs. She appeared on ‘Dancing with the Stars’ and kept a busy schedule of guest roles and live appearances. Henderson often took part in Brady reunions and fan conventions that celebrated the show’s legacy. She passed away in the mid-2010s and is remembered as the heart of the Brady family.

Ann B. Davis

Ann B. Davis, who played Alice, stepped back from Hollywood and dedicated many years to community and church life. She still reunited with her TV family for specials and anniversaries that honored the show. Fans continued to embrace her as the classic sitcom housekeeper and she enjoyed meeting them at events. Davis passed away in the mid-2010s, leaving behind one of television’s most endearing characters.

Barry Williams

Barry Williams stayed active as a performer with stage tours, nostalgia concerts, and TV guest spots. He reunited with his TV siblings for ‘A Very Brady Renovation’ and other specials that revisited the original house. Williams also wrote about his time on the series and engages with fans at conventions and appearances. He keeps a steady presence on the nostalgia circuit and continues to perform.

Maureen McCormick

Maureen McCormick built a second act with reality TV, writing, and home design projects. Her memoir reached a wide audience and she later teamed up with her TV siblings on ‘A Very Brady Renovation’. McCormick has appeared in family movies and lifestyle shows while doing advocacy and charitable work. She remains a frequent guest on talk and reunion specials tied to the Brady legacy.

Christopher Knight

Christopher Knight found success in business as the face of a popular home furnishings brand sold online and in stores. He returned to TV with ‘The Surreal Life’ and headlined the spinoff ‘My Fair Brady’ that followed his personal life. Knight often appears in reunion projects and commentary programs that revisit classic television. He continues to balance entrepreneurship with occasional acting and hosting.

Eve Plumb

Eve Plumb built a career in visual arts and has shown her paintings in galleries for many years. She continues to act in guest roles and stage productions, including live television events and comedies. Plumb joined the HGTV team for ‘A Very Brady Renovation’ and helped re-create iconic rooms from the set. She divides her time between art, acting, and appearances connected to the show.

Mike Lookinland

Mike Lookinland stepped away from full-time acting and launched a business crafting concrete and stone countertops in Utah. He occasionally returns for Brady reunions and made cameos in family films and holiday projects. Lookinland participated in ‘A Very Brady Renovation’ and shared behind-the-scenes memories from the original series. He focuses on his craft business while staying connected to fans at select events.

Susan Olsen

Susan Olsen expanded into radio, voice work, and visual art while making periodic TV appearances. She has hosted and co-hosted on talk radio and appears at pop culture conventions to meet fans. Olsen joined her TV siblings for ‘A Very Brady Renovation’ and other anniversary specials. She continues to create art and supports animal rescue efforts alongside her media work.

Allan Melvin

Allan Melvin, who played Sam the Butcher, enjoyed a long career across television comedies and animation. He appeared in popular sitcoms and later became a familiar voice in cartoons that ran for many seasons. Melvin’s connection to Alice made him a fan favorite whenever he popped up on the series. He passed away in the late 2000s after decades of steady work.

Robbie Rist

Robbie Rist, known as Cousin Oliver, moved into music and voice acting across TV, film, and video games. He performed with multiple bands and contributed songs to independent projects and cult favorites. Rist voiced characters in animation and recorded work tied to action and adventure properties. He continues to perform, produce, and appear at conventions that celebrate classic television.

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