Unveiling the Untold Journeys of the 'Party of Five' Cast: Where Are They Now? From Neve Campbell to Lacey Chabert and Beyond!

The Party of Five cast has remained a close-knit family, supporting each other throughout the years since their time on the beloved drama series. Airing from 1994 to 2000, the show portrayed the lives of Charlie (Matthew Fox), Bailey (Scott Wolf), Julia (Neve Campbell), Claudia (Lacey Chabert), and Owen Salinger (Jacob Smith) as they navigated the challenges of life after their parents' tragic death in a car accident. While the show had its heartwarming family moments, it also tackled difficult subjects like alcoholism, cancer, and domestic violence.

The series featured Jennifer Love Hewitt, Scott Grimes, Michael A. Goorjian, Paula Devicq, Jeremy London, Tom Mason, and Jennifer Aspen. Party of Five received numerous accolades during its six-season run, including winning the Golden Globe for Best Drama Series in 1996 and receiving a nomination the following year. In a February 2015 interview with HuffPost Live, Wolf stated that the show had a significant impact on its viewers. He added that he and the rest of the cast and crew were proud of the show and wanted it to resonate with as many people as possible.

The Everwood alum mentioned that he and the cast still maintain communication. "Neve and I see each other more frequently than the others," Wolf added. "I occasionally stay in touch with Matthew and Lacey—I can't believe how young she was when we began the show. She was around 11 years old, and I feel like she's my sister. We were like a second family to one another."

He and Campbell had a reunion on screen as guests on a June 2017 episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, where they discussed the possibility of reviving the series.

The actress from Scream expressed that it would be nonsensical if we still haven't moved on from our parents' death after 20 years. It indicates a serious issue.

In contrast, Party of Five received a reboot in 2020 on Freeform, led by the original show creators Christopher Keyser and Amy Lippman. The new version featured Brandon Larracuente, Niko Guardado, Emily Tosta, and Elle Paris Legaspi, and introduced a unique twist by centering on a group of siblings whose parents were sent back to Mexico. Unfortunately, the series was canceled after its initial season.

Lippman expressed in a December 2019 interview with the New York Post that their interest in reviving the series was not driven by the trend of repurposing successful shows. Instead, they identified an opportunity in the current cultural climate. The story they had previously told 25 years ago had become a reality and was happening daily across the country. This realization became a compelling reason for a reboot, as it seemed like a more urgent and relevant story to be told.

In June 2023, Chabert and Wolf made an announcement that they would be reuniting once again to portray siblings in a Hallmark Christmas movie.

Below, you'll find the current whereabouts of the Party of Five cast members:

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'Party of Five' Cast: Where Are They Now? Neve Campbell, Lacey Chabert and More

Forever family. The Party of Five cast has continued to support each over the years since starring on the beloved drama series.

The show, which aired on Fox from 1994 to 2000, chronicled the lives of Charlie (Matthew Fox), Bailey (Scott Wolf), Julia (Neve Campbell), Claudia (Lacey Chabert), and Owen Salinger (Jacob Smith) as they navigated life after the tragic death of their parents in a car accident. While Party of Five featured heartwarming family moments, it also tackled difficult subjects like alcoholism, cancer, and domestic violence.

The series also starred Jennifer Love Hewitt, Scott Grimes, Michael A. Goorjian, Paula Devicq, Jeremy London, Tom Mason, and Jennifer Aspen. Throughout its six-season run, Party of Five garnered numerous accolades, including winning the Golden Globe for Best Drama Series in 1996 and earning another nomination the following year.

"It had a significant impact on the viewers," Wolf stated in a February 2015 interview with HuffPost Live. "As the creators of the show, we were extremely proud of that. We all have a passion for our work and want it to reach as many people as possible."

In addition, Wolf mentioned that he and the cast still maintain contact. "Neve and I see each other more often than the others," Wolf continued. "I occasionally keep in touch with Matthew and Lacey too. It's amazing to see how much Lacey has grown since the show began. She was only 11 years old at the time, and now she feels like a sister to me. We truly became a second family."

Content: The two of them were later seen together on a June 2017 episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, where they discussed the potential revival of the series. The actress from Scream, Campbell, expressed her belief that it would not be logical or meaningful to bring back the show. She stated, "If we are still grieving the loss of our parents after 20 years, then we have a significant issue."

The Party of Five reboot premiered on Freeform in 2020, created by Christopher Keyser and Amy Lippman, the original show's creators. Starring Brandon Larracuente, Niko Guardado, Emily Tosta, and Elle Paris Legaspi, this new version took a unique approach by focusing on a group of siblings whose parents were deported to Mexico. Unfortunately, the series was canceled after its first season. In a December 2019 interview with the New York Post, Lippman shared that their decision to revive the show was not driven by the trend of repurposing successful series. Instead, they recognized the relevance of the story in today's world, as similar situations were happening across the country on a daily basis. This made it a more urgent and compelling story to retell.

Chabert and Wolf announced their reunion in June 2023, as they prepare to portray siblings once more in an upcoming Hallmark Christmas movie.

Describing the delightful news, Chabert expressed his excitement, reminiscing about their wonderful time working together on Party of Five. He shared, "Working with Lacey was truly one of the highlights of my career. To have the chance to come together again and tell a heartwarming story like this is truly a dream come true for me."

Scroll below to see where the Party of Five cast is today:

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Matthew Fox

After playing the character of Salinger family patriarch Charlie, Fox went on to take on the role of Dr. Jack Shepherd on the popular TV show Lost. Airing from 2004 to 2010 on ABC, the series lasted for six seasons.

In addition to his role in Lost, Fox has also appeared in various action-packed shows and movies such as Haunted, Speed Racer, Emperor, Alex Cross, World War Z, Extinction, Bone Tomahawk, and Last Light.

He shares sons Kyle and Byron with his wife, Margherita Ronchi, whom he married in 1992.

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Scott Wolf

Following the conclusion of Party of Five, Wolf has continued to appear regularly on television. He has taken on various notable roles, including Dr. Jake Hartman in the WB series Everwood and Chad Decker in the ABC drama V. Additionally, he has made appearances in well-received shows such as Perception and The Night Shift. In 2019, Wolf made a return to the teen drama genre, portraying the father of the titular detective in The CW's Nancy Drew.

He and his wife, Kelley Wolf, share three kids: Jackson, Miller and Lucy.

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Neve Campbell

Apart from Party of Five, Campbell is most renowned for her portrayal of the iconic final girl Sidney Prescott in the Scream horror film franchise. She appeared in the first five movies of the series but made the decision to not participate in Scream VI, set to release in 2023.

Since her time as Julia Salinger, Campbell has accumulated numerous film and television roles, such as House of Cards, Skyscraper, Clouds, and The Lincoln Lawyer.

Campbell was previously married to Jeff Colt from 1995 to 1998 and to John Light from 2007 to 2011. She shares her son, Caspian, with longtime boyfriend JJ Feild.

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Lacey Chabert

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Chabert's thriving career in the entertainment industry took off with Party of Five. Notably, she lent her voice to the character Eliza Thornberry in the animated series The Wild Thornberrys on Nickelodeon, which ran from 1998 to 2004. One of her most memorable and quotable roles to date is that of Gretchen Wieners in the comedy Mean Girls, released in 2004.

In more recent times, she has become a prominent figure on the Hallmark Channel, appearing in a remarkable number of original movies - exceeding 30 and still counting - on the television network.

She tied the knot with her husband, David Nehdar, in 2013, and the pair welcomed their daughter, Julia, three years later.

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Jacob Smith

Smith portrayed the character of Owen in seasons 5 and 6 of Party of Five, joining a long list of actors who have played the youngest Salinger sibling throughout the years. Following his time on the show, Smith had the opportunity to star in several projects, including the Cheaper By the Dozen films, where he played the role of Jake Baker alongside Steve Martin and Hilary Duff.

However, Smith decided to take a break from acting after his last role in a 2006 episode of the TV show Secrets of a Small Town. According to his Instagram, Smith graduated from Charis Bible College in 2018 and is currently enjoying life as a dog dad to his French bulldog, Bella.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt

Hewitt portrayed the character of Sarah, who was Bailey's intermittent romantic interest, in Party of Five. She subsequently had her own standalone series called Time of Your Life. Similarly to her co-star Campbell, Hewitt established herself as a popular figure in horror films with her portrayal of Julie James in the I Know What You Did Last Summer movies.

Apart from her music career, Hewitt gained fame for her role as Melinda Gordon in the television series Ghost Whisperer, which aired from 2005 to 2010. She further appeared in popular shows like The Client List, Criminal Minds, and 9-1-1.

Hewitt and her husband, Brian Hallisay, are proud parents to their three children, Autumn, Atticus, and Aidan.

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Scott Grimes

Grimes played the role of Will, Bailey's closest companion, in all six seasons of Party of Five. He has kept himself occupied with various acting projects, including appearances in Band of Brothers, ER, Dexter, NCIS, Shameless, Republic of Doyle, Family Guy, and The Orville. Notably, Grimes lends his voice to the character of Steve Smith in the long-standing animated series American Dad!.

He shares kids Madison and Jackson with his ex-wife, Dawn Bailey-Grimes, and has been married to his wife, Adrianne Palicki, since 2019.

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Michael Goorjian

Goorjian's acting career has been notable, featuring appearances in numerous shows and films after his portrayal of Julia's friend-turned-boyfriend, Justin. He has showcased his talents in productions like Alias, Monk, House, CSI: Miami, Covert Affairs, and others. Notably, he was involved in the 2022 film Amerikatsi, where he not only displayed his acting skills but also took on the role of director.

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Paula Devicq

Devicq portrayed Kristen, the nanny of the Salinger family, who eventually married Charlie in the later seasons of the series. However, her real-life marriage to Joseph Lyle Taylor in 2001 ended after eight years.

She has also appeared in various television shows including 100 Centre Street, The Grid, and Rescue Me, and has starred in films such as The Breakup Artist, The Good Student, Arbitrage, and Destined. Her most recent acting credit is in the 2019 mystery film Finding Julia.

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Jeremy London

Just like his former costars, London has remained busy and in demand throughout the years. The actor, known for his role as Julia's ex-boyfriend and subsequent ex-husband, went on to portray Chandler Hampton on the popular series 7th Heaven. He has also gained recognition for his performances in various sci-fi and horror movies, such as Do You Know Me?, House Under Siege, Alien Opponent, The Devil's Dozen, The Dinner Party, and many others.

He and his ex-wife, Melissa Cunningham, had a son named Lyrik in 2007. However, they separated in 2014. London then entered a new chapter in his life with Juliet Reeves, and in the same year, they welcomed their son, Wyatt.

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Tom Mason

Mason's portrayal of Joe, the manager of the Salinger family's restaurant, was a recurring role throughout the six seasons of Party of Five. In addition to his standout performance, he has had various minor roles in popular TV series such as The Practice, The Sopranos, Law & Order, Unforgettable, and Blue Bloods. Mason's IMDb profile reveals his most recent acting credit as an episode of White Collar in 2012.

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Jennifer Aspen

Daphne, Aspen's character on the series, became a mother on and off screen. In 2012, she welcomed her daughter, Sofia, with her husband, David O'Donnell. Since her time on Party of Five, the actress has made notable appearances on various TV shows such as Friends, Grey's Anatomy, The Closer, Scream Queens, GCB, Sharp Objects, The Good Doctor, and more. Additionally, she starred alongside Rodney Carrington in the two-season ABC sitcom Rodney.