Since the final episode of the hit comedy-drama series "Younger" aired in 2021, the cast has embarked on diverse and exciting ventures both on and off-screen. Created by Darren Star, the show ran for seven seasons and followed Liza, a middle-aged woman who reinvents herself as a young professional in New York City's publishing world. The ensemble cast, including Sutton Foster, Hilary Duff, Debi Mazar, and others, has since moved on to new projects, personal milestones, and expanded their careers. This article explores what these talented actors have been up to since the show concluded.
Sutton Foster, who played the lead role of Liza, has continued to shine in various fields. Shortly after "Younger" ended, she published her memoir titled "Hooked: How Crafting Saved My Life." Foster returned to Broadway in "The Music Man," earning another Tony Award nomination. She also starred in "Once Upon a Mattress" and experienced changes in her personal life, filing for divorce from husband Ted Griffin. Notably, she has been seen on date nights with Hugh Jackman, her co-star from "The Music Man."
Hilary Duff, who portrayed Kelsey, one of Liza's close friends at Empirical Press, ventured into Hulu's "How I Met Your Father," which ran for two seasons. Off-screen, Duff has been busy raising her family with husband Matthew Koma. Together, they have three daughters, and Duff is also a mother to son Luca Cruz from a previous relationship.
Debi Mazar, known for her role as Maggie, an artist and Liza's roommate, reflected on her time on "Younger" and expressed gratitude for the lifelong friendships formed. Post-series, Mazar appeared in Mike Myers' "The Pentaverate" and took leading roles in "Ladies in Black" and Netflix's "Kaos." With her husband, chef Gabriele Corcos, Mazar has embraced life as an empty nester after moving her family to Italy.
Miriam Shor, who played Diana, the head of marketing at Empirical Press, has taken on several television and film roles, including appearances in "American Fiction," "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3," and "Maestro." In her personal life, Shor is a mother to two daughters, Iris and Ruby, and continues to explore new opportunities in the entertainment industry.
Nico Tortorella, who portrayed tattoo artist Josh, found inspiration from the show's focus on the publishing world. He released a few books of his own and expressed interest in transitioning to production roles such as writing and directing. Tortorella, along with wife Bethany Meyers, welcomed two children, Kilmer Dove and Pesce Pearl, adding new dimensions to his personal life.
Peter Hermann, who played Charles, Liza's boss and love interest, has maintained a steady presence in television. After "Younger," he continued his recurring role on "Blue Bloods" until its conclusion. Hermann also ventured into children's literature with his picture book "If the S in Moose Comes Loose." In his personal life, he remains married to Mariska Hargitay, with whom he shares three children.
Molly Bernard, who portrayed Lauren, an ambitious publicist, has explored new acting challenges. Following "Younger," she starred in "Milkwater" and appeared in "Chicago Med" and "Hit Man." Bernard made her Broadway debut in "Cult of Love" and welcomed a daughter in January 2023 with her wife Hannah Lieberman.
Charles Michael Davis, who joined the cast as Zane, has focused on art through his gallery, Park Menagerie, and dating Australian actor Jenna Rosenow. Laura Benanti, who played Quinn, has appeared in various TV shows and films while continuing her successful Broadway career. Phoebe Dynevor, who played Clare, gained widespread recognition for her role in "Bridgerton" and is set to star in "Inheritance." Michael Urie, who played Redmond, has reunited with Foster on Broadway and continues his long-term relationship with Ryan Spahn. Tessa Albertson, who played Caitlin, has guest-starred in "Generation" and starred in "I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire" in London.
As the cast members of "Younger" continue to thrive in their respective endeavors, fans can look forward to seeing them evolve in new and exciting ways. Each actor has carved out unique paths, showcasing their versatility and dedication to their craft. Their post-"Younger" journeys highlight the enduring impact of the show and the talent it nurtured.