It has been several years since “7th Heaven” finished its 11th season and went off the air for good. Television has certainly changed since then. Very few shows promote good family values. “7th Heaven” was one of the few shows on television that really focused on setting a positive example by providing moral solutions for some of the issues that teenager face today. Since the show wrapped, much has changed for the cast. Some of them have moved on to bigger and better things while others have not. Come with us as we see what they have been up to!
Haylie Duff
Haylie Duff joined “7th Heaven” during its tenth season. She played Sandy, Simon’s fiancée Rose’s best friend. Since leaving the series, Duff has had roles in a number of films, including “Slightly Single in L.A.,” “The Wedding Pact” and “Badge of Honor.” She’s currently the host of “Real Girl’s Kitchen” and she recently welcomed her first child, daughter Ryan Ava Erhard, with fiancé Matt Rosenberg.
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Ashlee Simpson had a recurring role on “7th Heaven” as Simon’s girlfriend Cecilia. She left the show back in 2004 to focus on her music career. Since her last album Bittersweet World was released back in 2007, she hasn’t released another album. She also hasn’t been in movie since “Pawn Shop Chronicles” or in a television show since “Melrose’s Place.” She and her second husband Evan Ross are currently expecting their first child together.
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George Stults – who played Lucy’s patient husband Kevin on “7th Heaven” – hasn’t been up to a whole lot since the series ended. He had a guest starring role on the short-lived series “The Finder” but, other than that, he’s mostly been stuck doing TV movies and a couple of independent films.
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Since “7th Heaven” wrapped, David Gallagher has taken on a number of guest starring roles on shows like “Numb3rs,” “The Vampire Diaries” and “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.”
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Since playing Matt Camden on “7th Heaven,” Barry Watson has starred on the television series “Samantha Who?” as Todd Deepler and has had guest-starring roles on “Gossip Girl,” “Hart of Dixie” and “Masters of Sex.”
Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.comCatherine Hicks
Catherine Hicks – who played the matriarch of the Camden family – has continued to find steady work in television films like “Shadow of Fear” and indie movies like “The Genesis Code.”
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Stephen Collins was best known for playing Reverend Eric Camden on “7th Heaven; however, since this past October, he has become better known for having behaved inappropriately with underage girls. A recording was leaked this past October, which featured him admitting that he molested children. Two months later, he admitted to People that had an inappropriate physical encounter with an underage girl in 1973 and exposed himself to two other underage girls in 1982 and 1994.
After the recording was leaked, scheduled re-runs of “7th Heaven” were cancelled and Collins was fired from “Ted 2” and he was cut from an episode of “Scandal.”
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Mackenzie Rosman has only had a few television roles since “7th Heaven” went off the air. One of them was a recurring role on “The Secret Life of the American Teenager.” She’s kept herself busy with other things like posing half-naked for Maxim magazine.
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Beverly Mitchell – who played Lucy Camden – hasn’t been especially busy since “7th Heaven” went off the air. In 2010, she joined the cast of “The Secret Life of the American Teenager,” playing a high school counselor, until the show’s final season in 2013. She recently gave birth to her second child, a boy named Hutton.
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Jessica Biel has probably experienced more success on the big screen than any of her co-stars from “7th Heaven.” She’s had roles in a couple of high profile movies, like “Valentine’s Day” and “New Year’s Eve,” as well as a number of indie films like “Bleeding Heart” and “The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.” She recently welcomed her first child with Justin Timberlake, a son named Silas Randall.
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