Alyssa Milano's Epic Reunion: Phoebe Halliwell's Ex Returns After 18-Year Gap!

Summary

Alyssa Milano and Julian McMahon, former co-stars on Charmed, have reunited at a fan convention.

Milano posted pictures on her verified Instagram account, captioning them as "a pair of friends exploring Paris together." The performers portrayed ex-spouses on the enduring The WB show.

Charmed co-stars Alyssa Milano and Julian McMahon have reunited in Paris. Milano, who portrayed Phoebe Halliwell, the sister with the ability to see the future, starred in all 178 episodes of the supernatural series on The WB. McMahon, on the other hand, appeared in 49 episodes as Cole Turner, a half-demon who was originally sent to kill the Halliwell sisters but ended up falling in love and marrying Phoebe. Unfortunately, their marriage was doomed when Cole became the Source of All Evil.

Alyssa Milano took to her official Instagram account to share two photos of her and her former Charmed cast mate. The first photo is captioned "Just a couple of pals in Paris," while the second photo is captioned "Just two pals in Paris day 2." Both Milano and McMahon are currently in Paris attending the "For the Love of Fandoms 2" convention organized by Empire Conventions. Take a look at the posts below:

Everything Alyssa Milano and Julian McMahon Have Done Since Charmed

Although McMahon made a brief appearance in season 7, Milano continued to stay on the show until its final season, season 8, in 2006. Taking advantage of his earlier departure, McMahon went on to portray the iconic villain Victor Von Doom in the 2005 Marvel comic adaptation Fantastic Four. He reprised this role in the sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer in 2007. Additionally, McMahon achieved television success with notable roles in 100 episodes of Nip/Tuck, 19 episodes of Runaways, and 43 episodes of FBI: Most Wanted.

On the other hand, Milano not only appeared in various television series such as Insatiable and Mistresses but also explored the film industry and ventured beyond acting. Alongside starring in movies like Hall Pass, Little Italy, and Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, she has actively engaged in activism, supporting progressive causes. Notably, Milano's 2017 Tweet is credited with reigniting widespread interest in the MeToo movement, originally created by Tarana Burke in 2006.

Both actors have been consistently working since Charmed, but they haven't had the opportunity to work together again since the series ended. The last time they appeared onscreen together was in the 2005 episode titled "The Seven Year Witch." Despite this, Milano's reunion posts on Instagram indicate that they have maintained their friendship throughout the years.